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KEEP IT QUIET... I’VE GOT A DOSE

Fellas’ oral sex a cunning plan

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ONE in 10 Brits with a sex disease is too embarrasse­d to get help.

A staggering 25 per cent also suffer from a “sexual condition” such as droopy dick, yet many don’t get treatment because they are ashamed or too worried about the outcome, reveals research

A shock study says 37 per cent of people interviewe­d believed they had an STD, 27 per cent had occasional or frequent erectile dysfunctio­n and 22 per cent suffered pain during sex.

Almost two thirds said they turned to the internet to diagnose themselves and 18 per cent treated themselves with over-the-counter medicine.

Just under 10 per cent admitted confiding in family members rather than a medical profession­al about their “secret sexproblem”, says UKMedix.com BLOKES perform oral sex on women to cut the risk of infidelity, says a study.

The “mate retention tactic” theory comes after almost 250 men were quizzed about why they went down on their wives or girlfriend­s.

Researcher­s say: “Men at greater recurrent risk of sperm competitio­n are more likely to perform cunnilingu­s on their partner until she achieves orgasm.

“Cunnilingu­s and female orgasm may be best explained as a male mate retention strategy.”

But critics of the survey at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan, claimed the research was pointless as not all human behaviour needed to have a scientist reason behind it.

One said: “We’ve not just had sex for the purpose of babies for a long time.

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