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Sex is a very important aspect of human life. It is very much natural for human beings to experience this physical excitement and pleasure. To enjoy this feeling one has to be sexual active without any sexual health problems.
There can be number of issues with a women's sexuality which you can understand only when you explore your body. Some women feel awkward exploring their body, but many do explore it in some or the other way in their life. You tend to become more open about the way you have to or not to express yourself sexually which is a very important aspect of a women's sexual health.
Women's who understand their body can make choices about the sexual acts they enjoy. They do have a sound knowledge about pregnancy related issues. Having knowledge of sexual transmitted diseases can help you protect both you and your partners from being infected.
Sexual health also depends on having safe and healthy sexual relationships. Some of the below given points will help you have safe sex with your partner. If your partner is HIV+, strictly follow the below given points.
HIV - Having Safe Sex
HIV can be easily transferred from one individual to another by having unprotected anal or vaginal intercourse. If one partner is HIV+ and the other is not, how to have safe sex? It becomes very important to prevent body fluids from transferring into each other's body.
The following points give some valuable information about safe sex:-
- Kissing, masturbating, massage, ejaculation etc on unbroken skin are part of safe sex.
- Always ask your partner to use a condom (water based lubricant) before intercourse.
- Females can opt for female condoms which are inserted into the vagina.
- Do not share your personal items like toothbrush or razors with your partner.
- Oral sex is generally considered safe but make sure you don't have a cut on your tongue or lips. Prefer to use to a condom for oral sex.
- Do not insert your finger or fist in your partners vagina,
- Do no share sexual toys.
- Lesbians can also follow the given instructions to avoid HIV or any other sexually transmitted disease.
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