Sizzling Summer Sex On Holiday - Econdoms guide
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If you’re gonna get hot and horny on holiday, then make sure you are packed and ready to go!! Taking condoms on holiday with you is not presumptuous and it’s better to be careful and unlucky than get lucky and an infection! Women should always carry condoms – it’s sensible and safe. Even if you don’t get the opportunity to use them yourself, you can help out a friend if the occasion arises! Cheers mate!
Be Prepared – If you can’t be good be careful!
Take condoms with you…
Condoms protect you from both pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases and are an essential item that should be packed in your suitcase before leaving the country.
But if do have to buy condoms abroad, make sure there is a BSI Kitemark or a CE mark on the packaging. This means they have been tested to a higher safety standard and if used correctly will be 95-98% effective against pregnancy and will protect you against STDs.
The Naked Truth
Not using a condom to protect yourself on holiday can lead to all sorts of nasty situations that will mean you bringing back home much more than just a few drunken memories and some dodgy holiday snaps!
Here are some lovely little beauties that might persuade you to purchase some little rubber companions before you soar off to sunnier climes!
THE SEXUAL LOTTERY...
Chlamydia
A common sexually transmitted disease - one to avoid if you plan on having a family in the future as it can lead to infertility!
Nasty little facts
boys
- A stinging sensation when you urinate.
- Discharge from the penis
- Pain or tenderness in the testicles.
girls
- Scarily two thirds will not experience any symptoms at all!
- Stinging when you urinate
- Vaginal discharge
- Pain in the pelvis during sex
- Bleeding between periods
If left untreated Chlamydia can cause all sorts of horrible outcomes, including infection and damage to both the male and female reproductive organs resulting in infertility
Herpes
Herpes is a virus without a cure. Attacks can come back at any time although there is a treatment that makes it heal up quicker.
Nasty little facts
- The first attack of herpes is usually the worst.
- Within 10 days of catching it, males and females usually have a tingling sensation followed by small watery blisters in the genital or anal areas. These burst to leave painful sores, ulcers or crusts. It’s not pleasant!
- You might experience a feverish feeling, headache, temperature, swollen glands and aching muscles.
- The sores will heal in one to four weeks, but the infection can return at any time.
- Many people who get herpes don't have more attacks after the first one.
- Herpes can rear its ugly head again if you are run down, stressed or there is too much friction on the genitals from tight clothes or sex.
Genital Warts
Genital warts come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Some are flat, others are tiny and some look like the common warts you might get on your hand or foot. Genital warts are very common and spread through skin-to-skin contact. If you or your sexual partner has any warts visible in the genital area you should avoid sex until you receive treatment.
Nasty Little Facts
- If left untreated genital warts can cause cervical cancer.
- Genital warts can by extremely itchy.
- Genital Warts are a viral infection, so they can keep coming back after the initial treatment.
Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea is a curable sexually transmitted disease that can infect the genital area and the mouth.
Nasty Little Facts
- Women may have no symptoms at all – but can experience pain in the lower abdomen or unusual discharge.
- Men might notice a thick discharge from their penises and feel burning during urination.
- Gonorrhea can infect the throat and can cause sterility, arthritis, heart problems, and disorders of the central nervous system.
- In women, it can cause pelvic inflammatory disease, which can lead to ectopic pregnancies, or the formation of abscesses.
- If you give birth while infected you can pass the infection onto your baby.
HIV
If you have unprotected sex you run the risk of contracting HIV – the virus that leads to Aids.
Nasty Little Facts
- The HIV virus is found in the blood, semen or vaginal fluid of a person. Infection takes place when these fluids pass from an infected person into the bloodstream of someone else.
- The HIV virus attacks the blood cells that defend the body against illness – so if germs get inside the body, the infected person has no way of fighting off the infection.
Naughty boys and girls!!
Unprotected sex isn’t big and it isn’t clever and it puts you at risk of contracting a number of nasty diseases and a possible unwanted pregnancy.
However if you do have unprotected sex while abroad you may be able to visit a doctor who can prescribe you with the morning after pill to prevent an unwanted pregnancy. And make sure you visit your doctor or local GUM clinic as soon as you get home to have tests for sexually transmitted diseases!
Protect Yourself!
The rubber Johnny is your best friend!! The only way to protect yourself against both pregnancy and STDs is to use a condom.
Pack for Fun
If there is even the slightest chance you might be having some summertime shenanigans make sure you take some condoms and play safe!
If you buy them before you go, they’re already in your luggage and you won’t have to worry.
Remember condoms are safe and fun. They can come in all sorts of varieties, colours and flavours. STAY SAFE - BUY SOME TODAY!
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