Use latex condoms.
Whether vaginal, anal or oral sex, use male condoms. Latex male condoms are cheap, effective and easy to use. Sticking to the right use of latex condoms during sex can reduce the risk of sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy by 99%. If you are allergic to latex, you can also use polyurethane condoms. It has a certain effect on the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases. Natural or sheepskin condoms are very effective for contraception, but they are not reliable in the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases because they are not made of fine enough materials to prevent the spread of some infectious diseases. Put the condom on the erectile penis in the right way to add the intimacy of two adult friend finders. Remember, it's the responsibility of both parties to have safe sex. If your sex life is more active, keep a condom with you and check the shelf life of the condom regularly.
Consider using female condoms.
Female condom can be used for vaginal sex, can effectively prevent most sexually transmitted diseases, and help reduce the probability of pregnancy. Although their failure rate is higher than that of hormonal contraception, their combination with other protective measures can improve the effect. As long as it is used properly, the female condom will not be damaged. But in case of damage, be sure to have a physical examination within 10 days.
Wear rubber barrier during oral sex.
An oral rubber barrier is a latex cloth or a condom cut square. Studies have shown that if used properly, oral rubber barriers can prevent oral contact with blood and other body fluids from the genitals, thereby reducing the risk of infection. It can effectively prevent sexually transmitted diseases and human immunodeficiency virus when oral sex is carried out between anus and vulva.
Check up regularly.
Go to a hospital or free clinic for screening for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and other sexually transmitted diseases. If you have sex with only one person, check with the other person before you stop using safety measures. For the sake of safety, even if you have a regular sexual partner, you should check it regularly. It's better to have regular tests than to get sexually transmitted diseases without knowing it. If you are nervous, you can ask your FWB to accompany you. It's not silly to ask your partner to actively check up, it's a kind of protection for each other. If your partner doesn't want to go together, ask them to check themselves out and tell you the results.