Introduction A sexually transmitted disease (STD) is caused by sexual interaction and contact passed between people. An STD can be passed through the penis, vagina, rectum, or mouth. Many of these diseases have serious health consequences, yet there are many people still taking the risk of getting one of the twenty-five different known STDs through sexual promiscuity. Although STDs can be spread through methods other than sexual intercourse, they are a result of sexual promiscuity since they only
Do you know you can contract a sexually transmitted disease (STD) by kissing; however, these risks can vary from disease to disease depending on the disease and the effect that it have on the body. Engaging in a sexual activity with someone who has HIV with active lesions and drainage through kissing can put an unaffected victim at risk. There many different types of STDs and ways you can obtain one. STDs are sometimes called STIs meaning, sexually transmitted infections. Doctors use the word “infections”
this is the definition of what sexual education should be, teens are not getting the education they deserve. Some schools are focusing all their efforts on teaching abstinence to teens. In exchange, abstinence is the surest way to prevent sexually transmitted diseases
issue with sex education. Most people think it shouldn’t be mandatory. The rest think for the bettering of America and the world. That high school students should be given Sex Education before they graduate in order to be more aware of sexually transmitted diseases and how to say no in uncomfortable situations. Seeing as most high school students go uneducated in sex, most don’t understand the dangers that come with it. First up is unplanned pregnancy, which occurs more often than you think.
we must know how does this disease called HIV spread? HIV can spread only in certain body fluids from a person infected with HIV: • Blood • Semen • Pre-seminal fluids • Rectal fluids • Vaginal fluids • Breast milk The spread of HIV (called HIV transmission) is only possible if these fluids come in contact with a mucous membrane or damaged tissue or
Anorgasmia in women: What is it? Anorgasmia is a medical term which indicates the frequent difficulty to reach orgasms even after ample sexual stimulation therefore causes you personal distress. Orgasms vary with intensities and different women may experience different amount of stimulation to trigger an orgasms and may have different frequency orgasms. Additionally, orgasms are subject to changes with respect to medical issues, age and medications you take. If you are happy with climax of your sexual
length of the gestation period, the relationship between pregnancy and menstrual periods, a women’s pregnancy options, and safe sexual intercourse. . IV: Birth Control &Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Amber demonstrated no understanding of birth control, and no awareness of the term STD’s and the universality of contracting such diseases. V. Healthy Socio-sexual
Genital Herpes Herpes Infection Genital herpes is a virus that is sexually transmitted. There are two types Herpes Simplex Virus type 1(HSV-1) and Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2 (HSV-2). The HSV-1 can be transmitted orally, and typically causes oral blisters or cold sores on the lips. The HSV-2 type is the one that is sexually transmitted and produces Genital Herpes lesions. There is emerging data to suggest that HSV-1 is also responsible for some cases of herpes lesion in the perianal area
cure for the disease like AIDS, syphilis, gonorrhea and other because they are sexual without using condom or carry on with unsafety sexual. So target of Durex Company is provide safety and enjoyable sexual for a customer, make sure customer or couples can enjoying sexual with safe and take care own health. In addition to, Durex company also will organization and promotion activities like condom days, world AIDS day about knowledge of AIDS or prevention of sexually transmitted diseases to increase
an important role, especially in their sexual health improvement. A fundamental part of this embraces effective parent-child sexuality communication (Yun et al., 2012). Teenagers that are knowledgeable about methods of contraception, pregnancy and STD prevention programs can support in encouraging communication among young partners before beginning of sexual intercourse. Also, programs should include the discussions between parents and teenagers, even when the topic is not about sex (Ryan et al.