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When I have sex, can I catch coronavirus? Have you thought maybe, but had to ask, embarrassed to.

you separate the facts from the myths that we have set, to health your questions-experts.

Dr. Alex George is an a& E doctor and former Love Island competitors. Alix Fox is a sex journalist, presenter of BBC Radio 1 is Unexpectedly show liquids, and co-host of The Modern man podcast.

Alix Fox and Dr. Alex George answered some of The Questions about sex and coronavirus, which are searched for online Is it safe to have sex while the Corona-Virus outbreak?

Dr. Alex George: If you're in a relationship... life with this person and share the same environment, it should not change your situation. But if one of you you should display symptoms of the coronavirus, Then you maintain your social distancing and isolation, Even in your home. In an Ideal World , everyone would stay two feet Apart , Even in your own home, but we realize this may not be realistic.

Alix Fox: It is also really important not to assume that, if you are experiencing mild symptoms of coronavirus, it will be the same for your partner. So, if you show to try no symptoms at all and stay away from your beloved.

What you are about to have sex with New People ?

Dr. Alex: I would certainly not advise a new sexual Partner at The Moment , because the danger is, you could pass on The Virus .

Alix Fox: you don't, Some People are carriers of The Virus don't have symptoms forget. So, Even if you feel absolutely fine... you could still pass on the infection to Someone Else , and you could to Other People through close contact and kissing.

I kissed someone I met recently, and they have gone on to develop symptoms. What should I do?

Dr. Alex: If she's already been kissed, or to develop in contact with someone who is gone to think about, coronavirus, make sure that you isolate yourself.

Keep an eye on your symptoms. If you develop symptoms, Then be especially careful. You go online to the website. Only the 111 service call, if they are your symptoms so bad that you need medical support from us.

Alix Fox: We should be responsible with each other and for ourselves, in our relationships. If you are someone who has symptoms developed, and you know that you have kissed people recently, you you should know. And Even if you've kissed someone and you have symptoms, and you have not, you should isolate yourself.

I was not using condoms with my partner before coronavirus, should I start now?

Alix Fox: The Answer depends on why you are not using condoms.

If you're not using condoms, because they have both been tested for Sexually transmitted diseases, or you are in a heterosexual relationship, pre-menopause and are on a different type of contraception to prevent an unplanned pregnancy, Then that is fine. But if you don't use condoms, because you process in something like the pull-out or take chances with the STIs, Then it is all the more important that you use condoms now.

I get coronavirus by Someone Else touch the vagina or penis?

Dr. Alex: If you touch each other in the genitals it is likely that you potentially kiss at the same Time - and we know that The Virus is passed on through saliva. Essentially, any possibility of transmission of coronavirus from your Mouth , your hands, the genitals, to somebody else, the nose or the Mouth increases The Risk of disclosure of coronavirus. We want to cut this Back To the absolute minimum. So, there is no contact between the partner, that you're not alive, is really important.

How can I maintain a relationship in a Time like this? I don't want to single now.

Alix Fox: This whole pandemic is asked to reconsider a lot of people, what is a good Sex Life , and what is considered to be an enjoyable, pleasant exchange. I've heard people write erotic stories for each other, and people who are dating, but placed in quarantine in various locations, taking advantage of The Time and the distance. A lot of people have become really creative. If you use your imagination a bit, there are many ways, you have a sexy Time without the face-to-face with someone.

It is also important to remember that just now... Some People could discover that you or your partners have different Libido. You may Find Yourself in a situation where they were only going on a date once a week, and Suddenly You 're living under the same roof. You are if your partner does not, or conversely find that you want sex. It is important to communicate this in a respectful, compassionate way. Living Together does not mean that you are entitled to sex, whenever you want. And for all, in a situation where you are with a partner, and you are not a Good Time , because you feel you are forced, in sex, there is for that.

I ran more danger, coronavirus, if I infected HIV?

Alix Fox: Dr. Michael Brady of the Terrence Higgins Trust has some really good advice on this. If you manage to regularly use drugs, HIV, and you have to fight a good CD4 cell count (number of white blood cells, infections) and an undetectable Viral Load (the amount of HIV in The Blood ) are not, Then you have a weakened immune system. This means that there is no additional risk of contracting coronavirus. So, if you are HIV-positive, continue taking your medication, how you would do that. Make sure that you follow the same rules as everyone else, when It Comes to things like insulation.

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