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[Topic ID] 21 [Post ID] 2074 [Date & Time] 2006-07-25 21:09:53 [Post Text] 
Hi, True, but there is likely a greater risk of spreading STI's than conception during a woman's period, or soon after, if a woman has at least a 28 day cycle. That was my primary concern when I read his original post. A young woman told us in another thread that she just contracted herpes from her partner, as a result of unprotected sex. We may presume it was from unprotected intercourse but it is also very possible it happend during oral sex, cunnilingus. I only recently found out that it is extremely easy to spread herpes through oral contact even if there is no visible sores on the lips. :shock: The risk of pregnancy during her period without a condom is likely less than the risk midcycle with a condom. According to the Planned Parenthood Website 15 out of 100 women will become pregnant during a year when their partner uses only a condom. The following is from the PPFA website: "By the age of 24, one in three sexually active people will have contracted an STI (KFF, 1998b); moreover, at least one in four Americans â€” perhaps as many as one in two â€” will contract an STI at some point in their lives (AGI, 1993)." Brad
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