Post Date April, 29 2023
AIDS is a very serious sexually transmitted disease, so far there is no drug that can be prevented and treated. AIDS is generally transmitted through blood, vaginal secretion and so on, so the probability of sexually transmitted AIDS will be much higher.
Can condoms prevent AIDS? Many people have such questions, let's get to know together.
First of all, it should be clearly recognized that AIDS is a serious infectious disease with a very high mortality rate. Sexual contact may lead to the invasion of AIDS virus. At the same time, it should be pointed out that AIDS is mainly transmitted through sexual contact transmission, blood and mother and child. At present, there are still uncured drugs and methods
Can condoms prevent AIDS?
The correct use of condoms can not only prevent pregnancy, but also reduce the risk of infection with AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases.
In 2006, it was found that among the 4539 people who had sex and answered jacket questions, only 6.1% used jackets during any sexual activity, and over 51.3% did not use jackets.
Statistics show that in sexual relationships outside of a spouse, the shorter the duration of the sexual relationship, people always use condoms. Because the stronger the temporary sexual relationship and commercial sexual relationship, the greater the risk of sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS. For example, in most sexual transactions, the proportion of people who frequently use condoms reaches 80%.
On the contrary, since AIDS in China has not yet spread to ordinary people, few people always use condoms when having sex with partners other than their spouses (not trading relationships), and less than 40% of the spouses only have 20% of them.
Can condoms prevent AIDS? To a certain extent, sexual intercourse with condoms can prevent the occurrence of AIDS. However, if condoms are used improperly or the quality of condoms is not up to standard, AIDS virus may invade. Sexual self-discipline is an effective way to prevent the spread of AIDS.
Condoms are the simplest and most economical primary weapon to prevent AIDS. Condoms can separate semen and vaginal secretions, prevent the mutual contact of body fluids between men and women during sexual intercourse, so they can prevent AIDS.
But it cannot prevent 100%. Condoms with poor quality or improper use can rupture and slip.
