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Are Extra Thin Condoms Able Protect One From STDs?
Question: Question pertaining to Condoms and different risks
when buying condoms I like to go with the extra thin ,
however are they as safe as condoms that are thicker ?
Can the microbes pass through the thinner barrier but wouldn't be able to go
through the thicker condom ?
Aside from herpes 1 & 2 can a man get std by french kissing or
performing oral sex on as girl ?
when buying condoms I like to go with the extra thin ,
however are they as safe as condoms that are thicker ?
Can the microbes pass through the thinner barrier but wouldn't be able to go
through the thicker condom ?
Aside from herpes 1 & 2 can a man get std by french kissing or
performing oral sex on as girl ?
Brief Answer:
Risk for HIV through french kiss negligible,oral sex with girl is very low.
Detailed Answer:
HI,
Welcome to HCM.
Thanks for posting your query.
All the condoms available in the market are made from good quality of latex rubber whether thin or thick and are able to protect one, from STD/HIV/conception equally. So you need not bother about the quality. Only thing we have to bother about is whether it lies well within the expiry date. Proper and consistent use of condom whether thin or thick offers 99% protection from STD/HIV/Conception.
French kissing and oral sex with a girl carry negligible to low risk for STD/HIV. We can not say as NIL.
Dr S.Murugan
Risk for HIV through french kiss negligible,oral sex with girl is very low.
Detailed Answer:
HI,
Welcome to HCM.
Thanks for posting your query.
All the condoms available in the market are made from good quality of latex rubber whether thin or thick and are able to protect one, from STD/HIV/conception equally. So you need not bother about the quality. Only thing we have to bother about is whether it lies well within the expiry date. Proper and consistent use of condom whether thin or thick offers 99% protection from STD/HIV/Conception.
French kissing and oral sex with a girl carry negligible to low risk for STD/HIV. We can not say as NIL.
Dr S.Murugan
Note: Consult a Sexual Diseases Specialist online for further follow up- Click here.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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