Monday, March 17, 2008

Practice Safe Sex: Part 1

Sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancies, can be significantly reduced through practice safe sex. Or even that there is no one way of security is 100 percent effective, but still much better than those not using any protection. The method of protection, and are not infallible, and still greatly reduce the risk of contracting a sexually transmitted disease or an unwanted pregnancy.

So, if you choose to engage in sexual activities, and it is always important to use some form of protection. The following will outline some options, including abstinence and monogamy, male and female condoms, oral contraceptives.

Abstinence is the best and most secure methods to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. This is 100 percent effective. Although it is the only universal way is not the most popular choice. The next best choice, if you do not want to practice abstinence, is to engage in sexual activity with only one person in monogamous relationships.

Monogamous relationship is that you and your partner to engage in sexual activity with any person, but the other side. And monogamy is not an effective method of birth control, it minimizes the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases. As long as you and your partner are free of disease, and continue to work to the other side, you remain free of disease. Abstinence and monogamy are highly efficient method of safe sex. Abstinence is effective in preventing pregnancy and disease at the same time, monogamy, contribute to the prevention of diseases.

Condom is a better method can be used to avoid sexually transmitted diseases. When they use the correct use, they are 97% -98% effective in preventing pregnancy. Male condoms are easy in pharmacies, grocery stores, and even vending machines. They also cheaper. A version of the male and female condoms. Male condoms more popular. The male condom is a thin sheath, usually made of latex for more than penis, and as barriers to the exchange of bodily fluids during sex. Even if they do not use it correctly they are still very effective in preventing pregnancy (88% -90% effective). Thus, although they are effective, they do not have one hundred percent reliable. Risk still exists, no matter how small, to pregnant or contracting a sexually transmitted disease.

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