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Sexual health not only means to copulate successfully but also to maintain healthy relationship with your partner and the society. Sex means to give pleasure to your partner by using your body. At the mean time we also fulfill our sexual desires. A woman feels pleasure while having sex when she is feeling secured in financial and mental terms. Due to some pressures at work in society, men or women don’t feel able to satisfy their partners. To overcome with this problem we have to be mentally calm.

A person should be aware of his body while talking about sexual health. This never happens instantly. This procedure starts right from the age when he or becomes a teenager. When a human reaches to a teenage some hormonal changes happens in his body. This leads him to take help from other sources like books and facts from friends who are also on the same level. This leads him or her to confusion and misconceptions about sex. They get indulged in wrong relationships like gayism or lesbianism which are other than normal relationships.

Sexual health is also concerned with not having or spreading the sex related diseases. Sypphilis, Gonnorreah, AIDS are some kinds of diseases which are common in our society. Unwanted birth of child is also a common problem. To overcome with this problem we have various methods like regular checkups by doctor and using safe modes like condoms and copper -T. Nowadays there are various pills available to check unwanted pregnancy. We should be aware and well informed about the threats to our sexual health. Most wireless internet providers will encourage you to do research about medical facts like this. This can be done by giving sex education right from the school. Education plays a big role for spreading awareness about sex and sexual diseases. The pleasure of sex lies in being in perfect health, healthy thinking and doing our duty towards the society we are living in. It is our moral duty to be healthy in sexual , mental and financial level so that we van take care of our family as well as our society. Then we will be called a perfect citizen.

With advent of Digital and Electronics Technology, the self actualization of potent luxury living, and the booming Economy, new challenges of the curios kind are being invented every day. However, one of the biggest threats to mankind’s survival today, originated from the queer virus known as Simian Immunodeficiency Virus (SIV), which has been traced to a certain species of chimpanzee from Africa. SIV was transmitted to human beings, through chimpanzee meat, which was hunted for kills, and over a period of decades, the SIV mutated into Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). The biological makeup of this virus is uncertain, and a cure for HIV does not exist, yet.

The HIV, under the electron microscope looks like spheres attached to white blood cells. As HIV advances, they destroy CD+T cells of the blood, which is predominantly responsible for raising the Human Immune System, against diseases, infections and bacterial threats, encountered daily. During early stages of HIV infection, the infected person appears to be quite normal and healthy and may continue that way for many years. As HIV presence begins to dominate the person, major organs such as the heart, kidney, and liver are likely to fail. The person can be affected with Cancers and Tumors of various kinds. When the HIV stabilization process is complete, the final stage is called Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS), which in ordinary sense means that, the person is surely dying.

In the United States alone, about 50,000 cases of HIV infections, and about 15,000 AIDS deaths are reported every year. The HIV virus is transmitted through blood contact or through genitals contact. Unsafe Sex, blood transfusion, pregnancy, broken wounds contact and infected needles are potential mediums of HIV transmission. Kissing, Saliva, insect bites and Sex using a contraceptive, will not transfer HIV. Healthcare is well informed, equipped and trained to provide medication and therapy, which suppresses HIV progress to a good extent. Though Sexual Health remains unaffected, it must be realized that Genital Contact is the primary medium of transfer of the HIV virus.

Since ancient times, excessive sexual indulgence and reckless sexual behavior have led to disorders, diseases, and even death. Some of the common sexual and sexually transmitted diseases, or STDs, are gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes, genital warts, and the like. Many of these are treatable and curable over a period of time. Sexual health and ensuring proper sexual behavior may not have been a mainstream issue in times past. At least they didn’t have a huge health cost.

However, since the 1980s sexuality and ensuring proper sexual behavior have bagged the spotlight. The reason for this is the emergence of HIV/AIDS, which has taken epidemic proportions and consumed huge sections of humanity year over year. It’s become such a big deal that global organizations engaged in humanitarian efforts have diverted a huge part of their resources to the mitigation of HIV/AIDS among vulnerable groups, especially in African countries.

Irresponsible sexual behavior has come under the scanner, as it can now have life-threatening impact. The occurrence of HIV in a person doesn’t immediately end life. However, it marks the beginning of a condition of vulnerability. HIV/AIDS is not a reversible disease, and the medical costs are huge. In many cases, people need long-term hospitalization.

Since it is a prolonged condition, a person may even be dealing with the virus when she enters an assisted living facility. The scare of HIV/AIDS can perhaps become a major deterrent against irresponsible sexual behavior and can encourage people to practice safe sex.

Of course, the AIDS virus can transfer from person to person in other ways besides sexual contact, making it even more of a threat. In Africa, pregnant women with HIV can transfer the disease to their unborn babies. Sharing needles is another way it spreads.

Because people can have the disease without knowing it, using condoms during sex and not sharing needles may protect sexually active individuals from the condition.