Will I get AIDS if I wear a condom during sex?

Condoms can not only prevent pregnancy during sex, but also prevent STDs and AIDS. Generally speaking, the possibility of AIDS transmission is relatively small when wearing a condom. The AIDS virus dies within a few minutes after leaving the human body. To prevent AIDS correctly, we should start with the transmission route and also conduct AIDS testing regularly.

1. Will wearing a condom cause HIV infection?

Many people have AIDS phobia because they have a history of sexual promiscuity and worry all day that they have contracted AIDS. They are in a state of panic all day long, which seriously affects their normal study, work and life. For these people, the correct way to prevent AIDS is to get an AIDS test in time to confirm whether they are infected. You cannot have any sense of luck, and you must go to a regular large hospital and find a professional to test for AIDS.

HIV is generally transmitted through blood, semen, etc., and condoms can prevent the possibility of infection between both parties during sexual intercourse.

2. Some basic knowledge about condoms

1. Condoms protect you by preventing your urethra, glans penis and foreskin from coming into contact with body fluids containing HIV.

2. Even if the condom does not completely cover your entire penis, as long as it covers your glans and the front part, its protection is effective.

3. Undamaged condoms have been biologically proven to be 100% effective in preventing HIV infection.