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    Safe sex practices include using contraceptives, maintaining good hygiene, getting tested when changing sexual partners, and being aware that condoms do not provide 100% protection from STDs. It is important for individuals, especially women, to practice self-care and be aware of their sexual health status and that of their partners. California has seen record high numbers of reported gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, and congenital syphilis cases in recent years, underscoring the need for safe sex practices. A variety of contraceptive options exist but none are 100% effective without also employing safe sex practices.

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    Safe sex practices include using contraceptives, maintaining good hygiene, getting tested when changing sexual partners, and being aware that condoms do not provide 100% protection from STDs. It is important for individuals, especially women, to practice self-care and be aware of their sexual health status and that of their partners. California has seen record high numbers of reported gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, and congenital syphilis cases in recent years, underscoring the need for safe sex practices. A variety of contraceptive options exist but none are 100% effective without also employing safe sex practices.

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    Safe sex practices include using contraceptives, maintaining good hygiene, getting tested when changing sexual partners, and being aware that condoms do not provide 100% protection from STDs. It is important for individuals, especially women, to practice self-care and be aware of their sexual health status and that of their partners. California has seen record high numbers of reported gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, and congenital syphilis cases in recent years, underscoring the need for safe sex practices. A variety of contraceptive options exist but none are 100% effective without also employing safe sex practices.

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    Responsibilities with Sex

    Brenda Hernandez Anguiano

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    How to follow Safe Sex
    • USE A CONTRACEPTIVE. • Ladies: hygiene is important for our body.
    • Have good hygiene. • As ladies we are easier to contract any first
    time outbreak. Including the famous
    • When changing sexual intercourse partners (UTI's , Yeast Infection)
    get tested.
    • A condom does not guarantee 100% non • If having unprotected sex always be aware.
    (its not recommended unless with one
    sexual infection/disease Transmisson.
    partner) CHEATING NOT INCLUDED.
    • It is okay to ask your partner if they have
    been with anyone else recently and if
    they’ve been tested recently.
    California record high for
    THIRD year in a row
    • Gonorrhea cases: 75,450.
    • Syphilis cases: 13,605.
    • Chlamydia cases: 218,710.
    • Congenital syphilis cases: 278.
    Contraceptives?
    - birth control pills • "For every 100 people
    - the patch who use the pull
    out method perfectly,
    - vaginal ring 4 will get pregnant..." –
    - iud Planned Parenthood.
    - birth control shot
    - birth control implant
    - male condom

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