Avoid ‘Doggy StyIɛ’ to prevent stroke – Senior Doctor warns Ghanaians
Dr. Aki Philips has raised concerns about certain sexual practices, specifically advising against “doggy style” positioning. He suggests that this position may increase the risk of stroke due to potential strain on blood vessels and the heart.
He emphasized that this position could lead to complications, particularly for individuals with pre-existing health conditions, highlighting the importance of understanding one’s health status before engaging in any sexual activity.
Dr. Philips called for more education on safe sexual practices, encouraging both men and women to be mindful of the positions they choose and how they might affect their health.
He recommended consulting healthcare professionals if there are any concerns regarding sexual health or if individuals experience unusual symptoms during or after sex.
The doctor suggested that maintaining a balance in sexual practices and being aware of personal limitations can help mitigate risks.
Overall, Dr. Philips’ message was aimed at promoting awareness and encouraging healthier choices in sexual activity to prevent serious health issues.
