Can you tell why is it that HIV infection went up when condoms are very common ?

Question

i dnt get the fact that condoms was introduced years ago and stilll the rate of infection goes up each year. from the time they ( condoms) were introduuced i believe we should have gotten rid of this virus by now in 2008

Answer 1

Probably because many people are selfish and nasty,  and all they care about it satisfying their needs at the risk of injuring others.

And for the women who permit these guys to not use protection, they have very low self-esteem.

Aids and other sexually transmitted diseases could be prevented if folks would heed Bible counsel to "flee from fornication"

Answer 2

Condoms are common but people still don't use them. Condoms aren't always on hand in the heat of the moment and that's where people mess up. And there is NO cure for HIV so how do you suppose we would have gotten rid of the virus? I mean...

Answer 3

I suspect it went up because

#1: Improper Use

#2: Not using condoms with an HIV positive partnet

#3: Lack of sexual education.

Answer 4

Because not everyone lives my my motto

NO GLOVE........NO LOVE  

Answer 5

because maybe people don't really use them

Answer 6

Condoms have been around longer that HIV.  People just are stupid enough to trust the wrong person.

Answer 7

Mainly because with todays advances in medicine and treatment people see HIV as a chronic controlable illness rather than that instant death sentece it once was..Studies show in the g*y community among men who have s*x with men that HIV is no longer so scary  

Answer 8

exactly but ppl just dont seem to learn to use protection.

Answer 9

Because all the schools are teaching kids to have s*x at 6yrs old and they have no sense to use protection.  The schools think cuz they hand out some condoms it will make everything ok. Well, as you can see its not helping anything.

Answer 10

Not at all, it's ok having the protection, but if you don't know how to put them on or dispose of them properly, then there is still the chance of infection passed through bodily fluids.

Many people play with the genitals to get them ready for s*x. If the person's fluid gets on the hands, either pre cumm, or vaginal lubrication, but mainly in the guys part the pre cumm, then he touches the outside of the condom, the fluids can get on to it, and in the case of a straight s*x relationship, not only pass any virus over, but actually make the female pregnant as well.

I know it is very rarely heard of, but it can happen, and likewise if the male does not withdraw after ejaculation,goes soft and allows the s***n to come out, the same can happen.

After removing the condom and disposing of it, the person should wash their hands before handling another condom, just in case there are s***n on it., and in again in the case of straight s*x, get the girl to remove it as her fluids are on the outside.

Mike t.