Added: Taneesha Laperle - Date: 07.12.2021 12:11 - Views: 20201 - Clicks: 7286
High-risk sexual behavior puts people at risk for sexually transmitted infections STIsunplanned pregnancy, and being in a sexual relationship before being mature enough to know what makes a healthy relationship. Teens and young adults are at higher risk than adults. Examples of high-risk sexual behavior include:. People may have high-risk behavior because they:.
For more information see: Sexually Transmitted Infections. Blahd Jr. Author: Healthwise Staff.
Medical Review: William H. This information does not replace the advice of a doctor. Healthwise, Incorporated disclaims any warranty or liability for your use of this information. Learn how we develop our content. To learn more about Healthwise, visit Healthwise. Healthwise, Healthwise for every health decision, and the Healthwise logo are trademarks of Healthwise, Incorporated. Women's Health. High-Risk Sexual Behavior. Topic Overview High-risk sexual behavior puts people at risk for sexually transmitted infections STIsunplanned pregnancy, and being in a sexual relationship before being mature enough to know what makes a healthy relationship.
Examples of high-risk sexual behavior include: Unprotected intercourse without male or female condom use, except in a long-term, single-partner monogamous relationship. Unprotected mouth-to-genital contact, except in a long-term monogamous relationship. Early sexual activity, especially before age Having multiple sex partners. Having a high-risk partner one who has multiple sex partners or other risk factors. Having anal sex or a partner who does, except in a long-term, single-partner monogamous relationship. Having sex with a partner who injects or has ever injected drugs. Exchange of sex sex work for drugs or money.
Reasons for high-risk behavior People may have high-risk behavior because they: May not understand the concern about STIs and how they are transmitted. May not talk about safer sex practices with sex partners.
Aren't prepared or don't understand how to use protective measures to prevent STIs. May not be aware of symptoms of STIs. May not seek medical care for STI symptoms. May not have access to treatment or be able to afford treatment. May use alcohol and drugs and have sex.
Drugs and alcohol impair judgment and make unsafe sex more likely.
Credits Current as of: February 11, Top of the Next Section: Related Information. Section: Related Information Top of the. Current as of: February 11,
Syracuse sex partners
email: [email protected] - phone:(907) 685-7005 x 2049
Syracuse Police Department Partners with OffenderWatch, Nation’s Leading Sex Offender Registry Network