When is International Condom Day?
Monday February 13thEvery year on February 13th, International Condom Day aims to inform the world that condoms prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and unwanted pregnancy. (STDs) and unwanted pregnancy are among the causes. It's also a day to advocate for the use of condoms to provide HIV protection.
Sexually transmitted diseases remain a significant issue in several regions of the world, despite increased education and testing. According to the latest WHO statistics (WHO), more than 1 million STDs are reported every day. Many of these STDs have no signs or symptoms, or the signs are mild. People are also unknowingly transmitting these diseases to others due to this. Birth defects or a stillborn baby can occur if a pregnant woman has an STD.
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It can cause an incurable disease, which is another complication of unprotected sex. hepatitis B, herpes simplex virus, human papillomavirus (HPV), and HIV are among the sexually transmitted infections that can't be treated. eficiency virus (HIV) is particularly risky if left untreated, it can cause acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Nearly one million people per day around the world die from HIV/AIDS. HIV/AIDS is the leading cause of death in several countries.
There is a simple way to avoid STDs, HIV, unwanted pregnancies, and birth problems, which is welcome news. When worn properly, a male condom is 98 percent efficient. Condoms are available at many locations for free. These include condomation clinics and sexual health clinics. Condoms can also be found in supermarkets, vending machines, gas stations, and pharmacies.
