An Accra-based Medical Practitioner, Dr. Ernest Yorke has revealed that homosexuality is unnatural and that there is a need to educate people about the dangers associated with it.
His comments come after a mother in the Central region shed tears for the ordeal his 15 year-old boy has gone through at the hands of an older gay man.
The boy is said to have dropped out of school as a result of the medical challenges he is facing in his anus.
Speaking to Joy News's Bernard Saibu on Newsnight Thursday, Dr. Yorke explained that due to the dry nature of the anus, any form of repeated anal intercourse results in lacerations and bruises that can cause infections.
These bruises, he said, are the reasons why there is an increased rate of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) among people with such sexual orientations.
He said aside the bruises, anal intercourse loosens the anal muscle and can cause irritable bowel flow while repeated anal intercourse can even cause cancer.
He explained that some homosexuals he has met in the past have been forced to wear tight panties due to this problem.
Dr. Yorke opined that people must be educated on the dire consequences of their actions, insisting that if the act is not curbed, many of these people can face serious medical problems in the future.
He wants psychological support to be offered homosexuals in order to help people forced into the act but who want to get out of it. He said this will help manage the problem until other options are made available.
There are reports that thousands of people in Ghana indulge in gay relationships even though the law criminalises it.
Story by Derick Romeo Adogla/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
Latest Stories
-
The quest for peaceful election: religious and traditional leaders should be part of election observers
5 mins -
NDC has better policies to boost economy through agricultural, oil sectors – Ato Forson
7 mins -
Yaw Ampofo Ankrah calls for Kurt Okraku and Executive Council to resign over AFCON failure
18 mins -
Coalition of teachers to boycott December election over unpaid salary arrears
21 mins -
Uphold ethics in fight against fraud – First National Bank CEO
26 mins -
CHRAJ recommends forensic audit of National Cathedral project
27 mins -
I cried every three days at the beginning of my career – Gyakie
30 mins -
#ChoosePeaceGh Campaign: JoyNews partners Catholic Relief Services beyond 2024 December 7 Elections
38 mins -
CHRAJ report scratched the surface on “the double identity” of Rev. Kusi Boateng – Ablakwa
57 mins -
Elections: Akufo-Addo calls for unified front to combat political instability
1 hour -
Alidu Seidu ruled out for the season after suffering raptured ACL
1 hour -
Women advocate for tax waivers, clear timelines for implementation of economic policies
1 hour -
Disinformation, misinformation making our work tedious – NCCE
1 hour -
COP29: Africa expected more in new Climate Finance deal
1 hour -
Vice President Bawumia commends Lands Commission for digitalising its operations
2 hours