Is there any chance of getting STD even if we use a condem?

is it 100% safe using a condem and havein sex or is there still chance to get infected

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Condoms come in a variety of sizes and colors. In an age of HIV/AIDS, condoms are an absolute necessity for sexually active men and women. They offer the only protection against HIV infection. If you use a lubricant, make sure that it is water-based. Anything else, such as oil, hand lotion, Vaseline, or Crisco will cause the condom to break. Read the labels of any lubricants you may purchase to make sure it is compatible with a condom. If the condom breaks, it offers no protection against possible transmission of HIV or other STDs. Animal skin condoms, such as sheep skin, are not recommended since semen can seep through them and infect your sexual partner. Condoms provide a barrier between you and your sexual partner. There is a five percent error margin which results in condom breakage. Thus, the reliability of a condom is something to consider. However, with care, experience, and learning how to put on a condom correctly, a person should be able to improve on the 95% effectiveness rate.are some tips on condom use:7,8

Open the package carefully. You may think it looks cool to use your teeth, but you could accidentally tear the condom and not even know it
Pinch the tip of the condom to make space for the ***
Put the rubber against the head of the penis
Roll the condom all the way down the shaft of the penis (if the penis is uncircumcised [uncut] then push the foreskin back first)
Smooth out any air bubbles -- this will prevent breakage and make for a better and more pleasurable fit
After you have *** hold the condom at the base and pull out gently while the penis is still hard
Take the condom off, make sure not to spill *** on your partner
Throw the condom away

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yea sure there is a chance vaginal fluids don't stay in one place you know. if they do your not doing it right lol.

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Nothing gives you 100% protection - aside from abstinence. With STDs such as HPV and Herpes, alot of the time the sores will be in a place where the condom isnt covering. Its best when you start seeing a new partner with a view to make it a physical relationship, for both of you to get tested - its not the most romantic conversation, but it will ensure you keep safe

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yes. even if you use condom there is still around 30% chance of getting STD. if you want to be sure, you and your partner can go to a doctor for a check-up.

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Condoms are around 97% effective with perfect use.

Genital warts and sometimes herpes can still be transmitted if you use a condom, as they can spread around the whole pubic region, not just to areas covered by the condom.

To be safe, it is wise for both you and your partner to have a full STD screening.

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Condoms make sex safer when used properly but they are not 100 percent safe. Safety factors to check on when buying and using condoms are,
- Expiry date of the condom - do not use one which has expired.
- Storage - condoms should be kept away from the heat (for example, from car glove compartments, direct sunlight), and pressure (for example, sitting on a wallet containing condoms).
- Making sure that sharp objects do not tear a condom during use.
- Making sure that the air is expelled from the teat of the condom while wearing, so as to prevent it from bursting during intercourse.

The A, B, C of HIV prevention are:
A= Abstinence
B= Being faithful to one single partner and
C= Consistent and correct use of condoms.
Source(s):
http://www.youandaids.org

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Yes- condoms only cover the penis. STD's dont always stay in place. You can have warts on your thighs and other pleaces not covered by that think little sheath of latex.

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