Having sex without a condom does not protect either partner from STIs (sexually transmitted infections) or STDs (sexually transmitted diseases).
The Depo Shot is 99% effective at preventing pregnancy, and using a condom to prevent pregnancy would be an "extra barrier" if each person did not want a pregnancy to occur.
Semen are the "culprit" to pregnancy, if that's what you are asking! Semen contain sperm, and during unprotected sex, the sperm can travel through the vagina into the fallopian tubes to fertilize an egg... the first process of conception (leading to pregnancy).
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Having sex without a condom does not protect either partner from STIs (sexually transmitted infections) or STDs (sexually transmitted diseases).
The Depo Shot is 99% effective at preventing pregnancy, and using a condom to prevent pregnancy would be an "extra barrier" if each person did not want a pregnancy to occur.
Semen are the "culprit" to pregnancy, if that's what you are asking! Semen contain sperm, and during unprotected sex, the sperm can travel through the vagina into the fallopian tubes to fertilize an egg... the first process of conception (leading to pregnancy).
April 10, 2011 - 6:49amThis Comment
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