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Dear Counsellor:

In making sure I am properly protected I used two condoms whenever I have sex. Would using two condoms during sex decrease my chances of getting HIV?

Anxious Teen

Dear Anxious Teen:

There is no evidence that wearing two condoms is more effective than wearing one, and in fact, there is some hearsay evidence that the friction of the two condoms rubbing together can cause them to break, making you more susceptible to sexually transmitted infections including HIV the virus that causes AIDS.


For more information on condom use, HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections call the AIDS/STD Helpline at 967-3830, 967-3764 or toll free at 1888-991-4444 or write to AIDS Affair, c/o the STAR, 7 North Street, Kingston.

 
October 10, 2006
 

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