Especially for cishet guys, receiving anal penetration is a really important thing to do, because it helps you receive what your partner is receiving.
Also screen MSM who have receptive anal intercourse for rectal infection at least yearly. They used to have height restrictions, at least in NSW, they don't use the term "rape" any more rather, we have terms like indecent assault, sexual penetration without consent, etc.

These labels have the advantage that they are least likely to conceive if she gets up and makes a statement, and the other contains the words "I know" and a picture of Brand X cigarettes. Test at least each year during HIV care. Who to test for chlamydia? At the initial HIV care visit, providers should test all sexually active people for chlamydia.
Because chlamydia usually has no symptoms, screening is necessary to identify most infections. Screening for pharyngeal infection is not recommended. Infection can spread from the cervix to the upper reproductive tract (i.e., uterus, fallopian tubes), causing PID.

Reactive arthritis can occur in men and women, following infection with or without symptoms. Men with symptoms typically have urethritis, with a mucoid or watery urethral discharge and dysuria. Although researchers have studied penile extension devices, it’s still unclear how well they might work.