Pregnancy Matters

The_pmi is an organization that prioritize education and support by providing accurate information about pregnancy, mental health and contraceptives.

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SAFE SEX? 🤔️ Don't forget about #Contraceptives! 🚫Using contraception can help reduce risks of unwanted pregnancies & STDs 🙌 #StayProtected 💪

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5. Stay in charge.

Alcohol and other drugs weaken good judgment and self-control. Don't let them jeopardize your self-control.

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Five steps to a healthy sex life
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4. If you think you or your partner has a sexually transmitted infection.

See a clinician for testing, diagnosis, and treatment. Find out if your partner(s) need to be examined and treated, too.

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3. Keep medically fit.

Have a checkup for sexually transmitted infections every year. Protect your immune system. Eat well, get enough rest, and limit your use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

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2. Talk with your partners before the heat of passion.

Partners should care about each other and be interested in one another's pleasure, comfort, and health.

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1. Use a condom every time you have sexual intercourse.

Latex condoms offer the best protection against sexually transmitted infections for people having sexual intercourse.

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When you remove it, make sure the semen doesn’t spill out.

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You can put a male condom on at any time before or during sex #Thread
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If you feel it break or tear during sex, stop right away, pull out, and put on a new condom

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If the condom doesn’t have a reservoir tip, pinch the end to leave about a half inch of space to collect the semen when you ejaculate

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Use a new one every time. That means for every erection.

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Keep it on the entire time, from start to finish.

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Put it on after your penis is erect and before it touches any part of your partner.

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Throw it out if it’s brittle, stiff, sticky, or expired.

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Make sure you don’t tear the condom when you open the package

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3. Textured condoms: These include ribbed and studded types. They’re meant to boost the pleasure for you or your partner. But how it makes you feel could be different from what someone else enjoys.

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There are a lot of different types of male condoms, these include: #Thread
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2. Lubricated: Lubrication, or lube, is a thin coating of liquid on the condom. It can prevent pain and irritation during sex, and it can help keep the condom from breaking.

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1. Latex or plastic: Most people use condoms made of latex. If you’re sensitive or allergic to that material, you can use ones made of plastic: polyurethane or polyisoprene.