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		<title>Practicing Safe Sex</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>It is essential to practice safe sex to reduce the risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections and unintended pregnancy. Using condoms during sex prevents a barrier that protects both partners from spreading or contracting any STI. Some STDs often do not show symptoms, so even if you are practicing safe sex, it is helpful to get...</p>
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<div class="">It is essential to practice safe sex to reduce the risk of Sexually Transmitted Infections and unintended pregnancy. Using condoms during sex prevents a barrier that protects both partners from spreading or contracting any STI.</div>
<div class="">Some STDs often do not show symptoms, so even if you are practicing safe sex, it is helpful to get tested regularly by your doctor. Most STDs can be treated by medication, so it is beneficial to identify them as soon as possible to start the necessary treatment.</div>
<div class="">Talking with your partner before you engage in sexual activity can be a tough conversation, but it is helpful to learn about their sexual history in order to ensure both parties are safe and protected.</div>
<div class="">Your gynecologist can provide additional information and resources surrounding safe sex and the transmission of Sexually Transmitted Infections.</div>
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		<title>Valentine&#8217;s Day Romance</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>It may not sound romantic but it is important to celebrate Valentine&#8217;s Day safely, with no unwanted STDs or unplanned pregnancies. If you or your partner have multiple partners and they are male, always make sure they use a condom, and if monogamous still use birth control. There are so many convenient options to suit...</p>
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<p>It may not sound romantic but it is important to celebrate Valentine&#8217;s Day safely, with no unwanted STDs or unplanned pregnancies. If you or your partner have multiple partners and they are male, always make sure they use a condom, and if monogamous still use birth control. There are so many convenient options to suit your lifestyle, including oral contraception, patch, ring, or IUDs. <a href="https://www.whmcenter.com/contact/">Make an appointment</a> with your Women’s Health gynecologist to see which is right for you.</p>
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