Take care of security

This attitude explains much of human behavior when it comes to these diseases. People know that they have enough information, but they are timid to ask how to protect themselves from diseases.
If you have enough strong nervous system, to ask this question (and you should do it), then that's what will be our response: "Be very careful."
Understand that when you lie in bed with someone else, you are not alone. His partner is up to you and all the partners of partners they increase your risk of getting a sexually transmitted disease. "It is undeniable that, the less you have a partner, the less the risk of ill venereal disease," says Dr. Hitchcock.
Be careful also means to use a condom. "The use of condoms should be seen as an expression of concern, rather than a manifestation of suspicion, says Dr. Hitchcock. The condom is not needed only in case if you are in a mutually monogamous relationship with an uninfected partner for many years. You can further protect themselves by using condoms along with protective cap and spermicide spermicides substances. There is evidence that spermicides containing nonoxynol, can reduce the risk of transmission of some sexually transmitted diseases. However, keep in mind that sexual intercourse with an unreliable person is never safe.