The term "manual intimacy" refers to touching a woman with your fingers during sexual intercourse. You can show your spouse how much you care by giving them a hug, but it should only be done with someone who's healthy.


When a woman allows a man to use his finger on her during intimacy, she opens herself up to a variety of sexually transmitted infections. The goal of this article is to teach women, who are often the victims of such arrangements, about the risks of letting just any man touch their private parts.

If you let a man use his fingers on you during intimacy, can you contract any diseases?

Manual intimacy can easily lead to infection with scabies because it involves being too close to an infected individual. Scabies is not always a sexually transmitted infection. An infectious skin disease that can be passed from one person to another via bodily contact can cause skin irritation, itching, and rashes on the skin.

HPV is a deadly virus that can lead to cancer of the cervix in women. More in-depth studies have shown that hand-genital contact can also transfer HPV, which has been widely accepted as the most common method of transmission. 

As a result, allowing a man to use his fingers on you when you don't know his health status could put your health at risk.

Sexually transmitted herpes (HTS) can be communicated by hand-to-genital contact as well as direct intimate contact. As skin-to-skin contact is a possible route of transmission for herpes, you should exercise caution when allowing another person to use their fingers on you.

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