Sexual Health
How to prevent sexually transmitted diseases during sexual intercourse between men and women
Post Date November, 16 2024
How to prevent sexually transmitted diseases? In sexual contact, in addition to cleaning yourself and avoiding inappropriate sexual behavior and reducing the risk of sexual transmission, you also need to practice some "self-defense techniques" for sexually transmitted diseases and be carefree during sexual life.
Learn the "self-defense techniques" for sexually transmitted diseases and enjoy a beautiful sexual life!
1. Avoid sexual intercourse during abnormal periods: When sexual partners experience abnormal conditions, such as abnormal secretion, external genital damage, ulcers, or menstrual periods, it is not advisable to force sexual intercourse for temporary pleasure. If it is not for physiological reasons, it is best to go to the relevant hospital for diagnosis and treatment.
2. Avoid some sexual behaviors: oral and anal sex are not impossible, but it is not possible to use them frequently. Fancy sexual intercourse such as oral and anal sex is equivalent to snacks in sexual life. When using, it is necessary to consider more issues and strengthen preventive measures as much as possible to reduce the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases. For example, anal sex, due to the monolayer of epithelial cells in the anal and rectal mucosa, which is different from the multi-layer structure of the vagina, is prone to damage and bleeding, and is more likely to damage the mucosa and cause infection than vaginal sex.
According to world medical statistics, the risk of gay men suffering from AIDS is 100 times that of ordinary people. The main way for male homosexuals to engage in sexual activity is through anal intercourse.
Therefore, if couples really want to find some innovative ways of sexual intercourse, please remember to strengthen safety measures, such as wearing condoms during oral and anal sex.
3. Use condoms and other barrier tools: When making love, do not try to temporarily feel comfortable and happy, and give up using condoms. In addition to contraception, condoms can also prevent various sexually transmitted diseases. It can be said that condoms are one of the best barriers to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. Because condoms contain lubricants, they can also reduce friction damage during sexual intercourse.
4. Using spermicide: For some couples who are using contraception, spermicide can also be used. Sperm killers not only kill sperm, but also inhibit the infection of many sexual pathogens, acting as a powerful barrier and playing a powerful role in sexual health.
