Safe Sex Genital Warts - How Can I Practice Safer Sex?

You've recently met a special someone and it's going great

. You've been on a few dates, you feel the chemistry between you, and now you know soon it will be time to talk about taking the relationship to the next level, meaning sexual intimacy. The only problem is that you have been diagnosed with genital warts. You're worried about what your new love will say. How will you approach this new phase of your relationship? What can you tell your new partner to ease his or her mind?

Genital warts don't have to impede the sexual intimacy you naturally need to achieve with your partner. Of course, if you have a new partner, you need to practice the safest possible sex from the beginning. If you or your partner have been together for a while and one of you has recently been diagnosed, you will have to make some adjustments to your sex life to minimize the risk of transmission.

First, abstain from having sex during a breakout. This is very important. The times when you have the most chance of passing on the virus is when the genital warts are active. If you have sores, you should abstain from all sex because the virus that causes and spreads genital warts is active in your body and can be transmitted in areas other than the genitals, including the mouth and the anal canal. In this time, you and your partner can engage in other kinds of romantic activity such as dates, talking, and cuddling while you're both fully clothed.

Next, use protection. This is very important. If you use condoms absolutely every time you have sex, you will cut your risk of transmitting genital warts in half. That's right, by 50%. That's a big cut in risk, and you should keep that in mind if you are ever tempted to have sex without a condom. Be sure to put the condom on before you have sex.

Male condoms should only be put on when a full erection has been achieved, but before any contact with the vagina, anus or mouth of the infected person has occurred. Be sure to unroll the condom as you put it on so you get the tight fit that will protect you. Dispose of the condom immediately after sex and wash your hands before touching your mouth, genital area, eyes, anus, or any other mucous membrane. A female condom will help to protect the vulva from being infected. Always use condoms to reduce your risk of transmitting genital warts.

by: Troy Truman

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