Oral Hematomas following Oral Sex in Individuals with Disrupted Coagulation

Authors

  • G Tobias
  • T Chackartchi
  • L Abramov
  • J Mann
  • M Findler

Abstract

Protected oral sex is relatively safe and harmless. There are hardly any reports in the literature regarding palatal bruises and hematomas following oral sexual activity in those with a bleeding tendency. Here we report oral sub-mucosal hemorrhage in three women with a disrupted coagulation system. The traumatic hemorrhage was attributed to violent activity during oral sexual practices. This short report presents a seemingly unnoticed and unreported phenomenon following oral sexual behavior.

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Published

2022-06-29

How to Cite

Tobias, G., Chackartchi, T., Abramov, L., Mann, J., & Findler, M. (2022). Oral Hematomas following Oral Sex in Individuals with Disrupted Coagulation. Archives of Clinical and Medical Case Reports, 6(3), 486–490. Retrieved from https://fortunejournals.org/ojs/index.php/acmcr/article/view/22632