Sex Education

SEX
What is SEX?

Sex is an activity in which
one, two or more people use
words or touch to arouse
themselves and/or each
other.
What is Safe Sex?
Safe sex is sexual contact that
doesn't involve the exchange
of semen, vaginal fluids or
blood between partners.
 PUBERTY
the period during which adolescents reach sexual maturity
and become capable of reproduction.
 ADOLESCENCE
transitional phase of growth and development between
childhood and adulthood.

The World Health Organization (WHO) defines an

adolescent as any person between ages 10 and 19.
Contraceptions
What is Contraception?
contraception is the use of medicines, devices, or
surgery to prevent pregnancy and STDs.
 Importance of Contraceptions

helps to protection decreases the

prevent from sexually need for risky
pregnancies transmitted abortions
infections or
STIs
 Common Examples of
Contraceptions

Male Condoms, Female Condoms,

Intrauterine Device, and Birth Control Pills
 Pregnancy
Pregnancy is the term used
to describe the period in
which a fetus develops inside
a woman's womb or uterus.
 STD
Sexually Transmitted Disease
What is
Sexually
Transmitted
Disease? And
how STDs
are spread?
 STDs
a condition brought on by an infection
with particular bacteria, viruses, or
other microorganisms that can be
transmitted from one person to
another through blood, semen, vaginal
secretions, or other body fluids, during
oral, anal, or genital sex with an
infected partner.
 Signs and Symptoms

unusual discharge pain when peeing lumps or skin a rash unusual vaginal
from the vagina, growths around the bleeding
penis or anus genitals or bottom
(anus)

itchy genitals or blisters and sores warts around your warts in your mouth
anus around your genitals or anus or throat, but this is
genitals or anus very rare
 How to prevent STDs?
Abstinence Have fewer sexual
partners
Not having sex (including
vaginal, oral or anal sex) is the Before you have sex with a
most reliable way to prevent new partner, get tested
infection. together and share your
results.
Use condoms
Male latex condoms are quite
successful at reducing STD
transmission when used
correctly and consistently.
 How to treat STDs?
Antibiotics
Many sexually transmitted
bacterial and parasite
illnesses, such as gonorrhea,
syphilis, chlamydia, and
trichomoniasis, can be cured
with antibiotics, frequently in a
single dose.
Antiviral Drugs
Antiviral medications can
prevent HIV infection for a
long time. The risk is reduced,
but you will still have the virus
and be able to spread it.
Thanks for listening!