A study in the British Medical Journal by NHS surgeons reported that women in the UK are suffering injuries and other health problems as a result of the growing popularity of anal sex among straight couples.

The consequences include incontinence and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) as well as pain and bleeding because they have experienced bodily trauma while engaging in the practice, the doctors said in the article.

Dr Ní Dhálaigh, who was taking part in a discussion in Killarney entitled “The malign force of pornography in fuelling sexual and gender-based violence”, referred to research showing how pornography downplays the safety and health of young women.

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Providers can study the common spelling mistakes and keystroke errors of children, said Ruth Breslin, director of the Sexual Exploitation Research and Policy Institute.

They can also receive messages through social media and follow popular figures who lead them to the sites.

Eoghan Cleary, a secondary school teacher told the conference that he started a gender-studies programme for transition-year students. He speaks to the senior students about pornography and exposure to it at a young age.

They can end up “shocked and upset” that nobody has spoken to them about the negative impact of pornography until then.

希望之後有更多醫療或心理學相關領域的人介入研究暴力性愛內容對人的影響