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| Why Sex? Here are the reasons.
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| Sex can be an enjoyable, Reduces depression, Lowers blood pressure and stress, improves sleep, keeps you fit, prevents prostate cancer. Eventhough many sexual activities carry risks.
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| Risks:
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| 1. unwanted pregnancy
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| 2. emotional and psychological trauma
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| 3. STDs & Diseases
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| Safe Sex:
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| 1. Avoid partners who use drugs or have had many other sexual partners, an STDs, or unprotected homosexual intercourse.
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| 2. Mixing sex with alcohol or illegal substances lessens the ability to practice safer sex.
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| 3. Monogamy, practice one-to-one relationship, try to lower the risk of catching an STD.
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| 4. Do not hesitate to visit healthcare right away if an STD or exposure to an STD is suspected.
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| Why condoms?
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| * The consistent and proper use of condoms protect against unwanted pregnancy and the HIV transmission and several other sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
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| * Check the expiration date of condoms you bought. Open the package carefully, so you don't rip the condom.
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| * Preparation are mandatory while using condoms, so put on the condom after the penis is erect and before it touches any part of a partner's body. If you feel penis is uncircumcised, you must pull back the foreskin before putting on the condom.
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| * Use a condom only once. Never use the same condom for vaginal and anal intercourse. |
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