parenteralseks
Parenteralseks is a term used in sexual health to describe sexual activities in which parenteral exposure—typically involving injection equipment or substances administered by injection—plays a role. The term derives from parenteral, meaning outside the digestive tract. In practice, it is most often associated with the use of injectable drugs in a sexual context or with handling injection devices during sex.
The term is not universally defined and is mainly used in harm-reduction or subcultural discussions. Different
Health risks include transmission of blood-borne infections such as HIV, hepatitis B and C if needles or
Safety and harm-reduction approaches emphasize not sharing needles or injection devices, using sterile equipment, and proper
Legal and ethical considerations vary by country. The combination of sex and drug use may raise concerns