Friday, April 1, 2011

Can someone please correct my spelling mistake and grammar errors?

The reason for increase of STI/STD is due to some people unaware of the consequences of having sex unprotected. Others simply do not want to wear any protection. Other reason why there is an increase of STI is that individuals are having changes many partners or having many partners and get a STD but don't realise until it’s too late after which time they having sex without using any protection, hence the spread of disease. Another reason that there STI/STD for this rise is because of binge drinking which can also lead to sleeping around with individuals and spreading infections without thought of what happens when they get drunk and looking for some action. An additional explanation being for this increase of STI/STD. Young people like to explore things so when you teach them about thing that interest them, such as chemistry they will go and experiment. The increase is in part because to more testing, and the use of tests, which are more sensitive at picking up signs of an infection unsafe sexual behaviour is also part of the story. Contributing the morning after pill free over the counter has increased in sexually transmitted diseases (STIs). Offering the morning after pill free over-the-counter in UK pharmacies has not reduced the number of teenage pregnancies and may be associated with a rise in sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Providing emergency contraception in pharmacies may be linked with a small augment in the number of teenagers getting pregnant and STIs/STDs. Inconsistency in these areas only increases the ineffectiveness of their use. Condoms are cheap and are broadly obtainable. Condoms can be combined with other methods of birth control. Of all the barrier method options, condoms offer the most protection against STIs.

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