Using a condom is an effective method of protecting yourself from sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancies. However, many men do not know how to put on a condom, which can cause problems if it ruptures or slips off. More...

     Condoms are the most convenient and effective way of getting protection from acquiring sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV/AIDS.More...

       With the onset of the sexual revolution, sexually transmitted diseases are spreading rapidly, like an epidemic, at an unprecedented rate, which often results in shame, infertility, major or minor health complications, and sometimes even result in death (in extreme cases of infection) of the individual.More...

     Safe sex can be described as the practice of having sexual activity in a manner where one reduces the risk of contracting any infectious particles by making sure that he/she does not get anyone his or her partner’s blood, semen, vaginal fluids or breast milk in his/her body.More...

     With the recent advancements in the field of medicine, several people are starting to believe that practicing safe sex is no longer required for preventing sexually transmitted diseases like HIV/AIDS.More...

    ‘Safe sex', commonly referred to as protected sex, is the practice of indulging in sexual activity in a manner that reduces the risk of contacting any form of sexually transmitted disease.More...

     Many women, who have a normal pregnancy, may continue to have sex until the penultimate day of pregnancy. It is important to recognize that making love never does any harm to the baby because the baby is safely surrounded by the muscles in the uterus and is protected inside the amniotic sac.More...