Henceforth, the use of condom is greatly advised to mitigate the risk of transmitting sexually-transmitted infection such as HIV. Condom act as a mechanical barrier that separates the two surfaces that would otherwise come into contact with each other during sexual intercourse. In Malaysia, despite religious prohibition and implementation of law, sexual intercourse is still a tough problem to deal with as evident from the rise in cases of baby dumping, birth of children out of wedlock and sexually-transmitted infections. All these mean that despite our best effort, sexual intercourse still happens under our noses and by the time we know about it, it is too late, damages has been done.
In accordance to World Condom Day yesterday, safe sex is deemed necessary to ensure that even if sexual intercourse happens despite our best effort to curb them, they happen in a protected manner that significantly reduces the risk of pregnancy and infection. Malaysians must bear in mind that the promotion of such campaign is in no way to promote sexual intercourse but instead, act as a complementary step to preexisting measures by protecting individuals that, despite the best intention and effort by religious bodies and the law, still managed to find their way around it and engaged in sex.
Hello Health Group does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
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