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    The Consequences of Unprotected Sexual Intercourse

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    Unprotected sexual intercourse can lead to unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. Unwanted pregnancies may result in abortion, child abandonment, or suicide. Common sexually transmitted infections include genital herpes, gonorrhea, HIV/AIDS, HPV, and syphilis. Prevention methods include using condoms, abstinence from sex, waiting and checking for infections with a single uninfected partner, vaccination, and circumcision. In case of unprotected sex, it is important to take emergency contraception within 4-5 days, get tested for STIs, and see a doctor to assess if post-exposure prophylaxis is needed for potential HIV exposure.

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    Unprotected sexual intercourse can lead to unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. Unwanted pregnancies may result in abortion, child abandonment, or suicide. Common sexually transmitted infections include genital herpes, gonorrhea, HIV/AIDS, HPV, and syphilis. Prevention methods include using condoms, abstinence from sex, waiting and checking for infections with a single uninfected partner, vaccination, and circumcision. In case of unprotected sex, it is important to take emergency contraception within 4-5 days, get tested for STIs, and see a doctor to assess if post-exposure prophylaxis is needed for potential HIV exposure.

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    Unprotected sexual intercourse can lead to unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. Unwanted pregnancies may result in abortion, child abandonment, or suicide. Common sexually transmitted infections include genital herpes, gonorrhea, HIV/AIDS, HPV, and syphilis. Prevention methods include using condoms, abstinence from sex, waiting and checking for infections with a single uninfected partner, vaccination, and circumcision. In case of unprotected sex, it is important to take emergency contraception within 4-5 days, get tested for STIs, and see a doctor to assess if post-exposure prophylaxis is needed for potential HIV exposure.

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    The Consequences of Unprotected Sexual Intercourse

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    Unprotected sexual intercourse can lead to unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. Unwanted pregnancies may result in abortion, child abandonment, or suicide. Common sexually transmitted infections include genital herpes, gonorrhea, HIV/AIDS, HPV, and syphilis. Prevention methods include using condoms, abstinence from sex, waiting and checking for infections with a single uninfected partner, vaccination, and circumcision. In case of unprotected sex, it is important to take emergency contraception within 4-5 days, get tested for STIs, and see a doctor to assess if post-exposure prophylaxis is needed for potential HIV exposure.

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    The consequences of

    unprotected sexual
    intercourseMade:
    Group:
    ,
    Teacher:
    Health is not valued
    until disease occurs!
    CONTENTS
    What is safe sex and unprotected sex?
    Consequences:
    - Unwanted pregnancies
    - Sexually transmitted diseases
    Prevention methods
    First steps in case of unprotectedSsex
    exual Transmitted
    Diseases
    Safe Unprotected
    sex sex
    t

    e
    s
    A first risk would be getting
    pregnant

    A big risk of unprotected sex is getting


    an sexually transmissible infections
    from your partner
    Unwanted pregnancies Take the pill the
    second day
    Unprotected sex can
    result in unwanted
    pregnancies, leading to
    more serious Follow your
    consequences such as: menstrual cycle
    Abortion
    Child abandonment
    Killing
    In 3 weeks take
    Suicide a pregnancy test
    Sexually transmitted diseases
    Sexually transmitted infections are those infections transmitted through sexual
    contact. There are over 20 types of sexually transmitted infections, the most
    common being:
    Sexually
    transmitted
    infections

    Genital herpes Gonorrhea HIV/SIDA HPV Syphilis


    Gonorrhea
    Prevention methods

    Vaccination. Relationship with one


    Use condoms
    HPV, Hepatit A, B uninfected partner

    Abstinence from
    sex Waiting and checking Circumcision
    First steps in case of unprotected
    sex
    Don’t douche (wash out the vagina or rectal areas with water or
    other fluids). It may irritate delicate tissues and increase the risk
    of infection.

    Take emergency contraception as soon as possible (up to 4 days


    is best, but it can occur no later than 5 days (120 hours).

    See your family doctor or sexual health clinic and


    get tested for STIs.
    If you think you may have been exposed to HIV, see your family doctor to
    assess whether you need post-exposure prophylax– a course of antiviral
    medication used to prevent HIV. It must be taken within 72 hours (4 days).
    CONCLUSIONS
    Bibliography
    https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/healthyliving/safe-sex
    #what-is-safe-sex

    https://www.urgentway.com/5-ways-to-prevent-stds/

    https://www.reginamaria.ro/utile/dictionar-de-afectiuni/infectii-c
    u-transmitere-sexuala-its

    https://www.planificaneprevazutul.ro/sexul-neprotejat-si-riscurile
    -lui/

    https://www.reginamaria.ro/utile/dictionar-de-afectiuni/infectii-c
    u-transmitere-sexuala-its#paragraph2118094

    https://www.cdc.gov/std/prevention/default.htm
    Thank you for your
    attention!

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