during mating sperm can enter only if barriers (contraceptive methods) are not used than in this case how they prevent - Zoology - Reproductive Health

Question

during mating sperm can enter only if barriers (contraceptive
methods) are not used than in this case how they prevent diseases
like AIDS etc ,,

Anukriti · Accepted Answer

Solution:

AIDS(Acquired immune deficiency syndrome or acquired
immunodeficiency syndrome) can be described as the disease caused
by a virus called HIV(Human Immunodeficiency Virus) The illness
alters the immune system, making people much more vulnerable to
infections and diseases This susceptibility worsens as the disease
progresses The HIV is transmitted from one body to another through
body fluids such as blood, semen, saliva, vaginal fluid, breast
milk and more

AIDS can be transmitted through sexual intercourse, used syringes
for injections, blood transfusion, multiple sexual partners AIDS is
transmitted majorly through sexual intercourse as the fluids (semen
and vaginal secretions) are exchanged during the intercourse If a
person use barriers (condoms) the entry of fluids can be avoided
and hence the disease can be prevented

during mating sperm can enter only if barriers (contraceptive methods) are not used than in this case how they prevent diseases like AIDS etc ,,