Can you get STDs if you wear condoms unsafely?

　　Condoms and helmets are given the name of safety by us, so to a large extent we rely on them to bring convenience and safety to our lives and work, and their duty is to ensure our safety! But occasionally, condoms will fail in their duties, because many male The reaction was that I was wearing a condom, but I was still infected. sexually transmitted diseases !Is it because condoms are unsafe?

　　From a medical point of view, clinical Common sexually transmitted diseases include gonorrhea, lymphogranuloma venereum, non-gonococcal urethritis, syphilis, genital warts, genital herpes and chancroid, etc.

　　So far, there are no reports that condoms are effective in preventing any kind of sexually transmitted diseases; especially against human papilloma virus (HPV). Because warts and herpes are caused by viruses that remain latent in the human body for life, they can also be spread through non-sexual interactions.

　　During sexual activities, the virus may also be infected through contact with sexual organs, such as the scrotum coming into contact with lesions around the woman’s perineum and anus, anal sex, oral sex and other parts of the body. skin , mucosal contact can also cause infection. Even if a condom is used, it cannot completely cover all the damaged parts.

　　Therefore, ulcers in other parts of the body can also cause transmission, not to mention blisters and other lesions that are invisible to the naked eye, which may also transmit the virus to sexual partners. Of course other non-herpetic lesions can be spread this way.

　　In recent years, female The number of STD patients is rising rapidly, and now the ratio of male and female STD patients has reached 1.4:1.

　　There are literature reports that history proves that condoms are not fully capable of preventing sexually transmitted infections. The advent of condom culture has not been able to reduce the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases. Instead, we have lost our vigilance due to relying on condoms for insurance, and instead have made it worse.

　　People who have had or are currently suffering from STDs should also pay attention to:

　　Carry out tumor-related examinations: Genital warts and genital herpes can sometimes induce penile cancer, cervical cancer , anal cancer, and AIDS are often complicated by Kaposi's sarcoma.

　　Are there any other serious complications: Gonorrhea and non-gonococcal urethritis, if left untreated, can cause peritonitis, pyosalpinx, and pelvic abscess. Genital herpes can sometimes cause urethral stricture.

　　Syphilis not only invades the skin and mucous membranes, but also invades all organs of the body. For example, cardiovascular syphilis causes aortitis, aortic insufficiency, aortic aneurysm, and coronary artery stenosis. nerve Syphilis can cause tuberculosis and progressive paralysis and dementia. If it is clear that it is of the above types disease You should pay attention to relevant inspections.