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Silly myths about sex and contraception

By: Team Ifairer | Posted: 28-05-2014
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Using a condom guarantees safety

There is a 10 to 20 per cent chance that you can get pregnant even after using a condom. Always pinch the tip of a condom before using it to find out if it's torn or of poor quality. A condom is self-ubricated so do not use an external lubricant such as oil or petroleum jelly - it only increases the chance of it being torn during copulation. Finally, you must realise that there is no pill or condom that guarantees you protection. Unsolicited information and erroneous judgement can also work to your disadvantage. For safe and healthy sex, consult a gynaecologist or sexologist and find out what type of contraception works best for you and your partner.

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