Precloital Rinse of Male Genitalia

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In The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, the girls must wash all customers before sexual intercourse can take place. It is assumed that this procedure occurs to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). This method of STD prevention is a last ditch effort to protect the girls and customers.

Its effectiveness is unsubstantiated, unproved, and not recommended or endorsed.

However, here are my thoughts on the slight effects it could have had:

  • Potentially lessen the chance of catching a bacterial infection.
      • gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia are examples
      • the chance of effect would be increased by adding an acidic liquid to the water
      • these are treatable with antibiotics, so there a chance of eradicating it later
  • Would most likely of these lessen the chance of catching any genital problem that shows externally (topical ailments)
      • could remove some Pubic Lice, also know as 'crabs'
      • could reduce chance of contracting Scabies
      • could reduce change of contracting the viral Genital Warts during an outbreak

As far as postcloital washing is concerned, it could aid customers in not contracting a disease. Postcloital washing does not positively effect females, however.
  • the penis reaches past the cervix, effectively placing all ejaculate beyond the typical reach of water
  • douching of any sort is not recommeneded by medical professionals. Even if an acidic agent is added (as has been hypothesized could alter vaginal state enough to prevent conception - unsubstanciated), it would not effect the bacteria
  • in truth, douching can alter the state of the vaginal so greatly that natural bacteria used to fight and ward off diseases are destroyed, leaving the female more prone to contracting any and all present STDs

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