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After a lifetime of privacy, journalist Max Channon explains why he feels lucky and thankful - even though oral sex gave him cancer. We have more newsletters. Oral sex gave me cancer. As a journalist with experience spanning four decades, I've penned countless articles. Yet, admitting to those five words has been the most challenging task I've ever faced. I'm inherently private, preferring to shine the spotlight on others' narratives rather than my own.
The mere idea of divulging such deeply personal and uncomfortable aspects of my life is profoundly unsettling. But if not me, then who?
Among the scant few to address this sensitive issue was Hollywood icon Michael Douglas, who faced skepticism and mockery when he shared his story, reports the Express. Douglas bravely opened up in , three years post-diagnosis and amid his journey to recovery, stating: "Without wanting to get too specific, this particular cancer is caused by HPV human papillomavirus , which actually comes about from cunnilingus. Since his revelation, there's been a stark rise in throat and mouth cancers, with HPV, often transmitted through oral sex, now acknowledged as a primary risk factor.
This virus is also a leading cause of vaginal and anal cancers. The link between HPV and the near totality of cervical cancer cases is well-established, prompting the NHS to implement an HPV vaccination programme for 12 to 13 year olds and those at increased risk of HPV-related conditions. Despite the lack of discussion around its causal link to throat and mouth cancers - with approximately 8, new cases in men, and 3, in women, diagnosed annually.
So I'll reiterate - cunnilingus gave me cancer. Specifically, an HPVpositive oral squamous cell carcinoma of the tonsil. For the majority of people, HPV doesn't necessitate a response. Almost all of us will come into contact with this microbe within months of becoming sexually active - and we won't even be aware of it. It's typically a harmless, symptomless infection that our immune systems eliminate after a year or two.