Additional information has been revealed that sheds more light on the
growing number of young women who are adopting a thoughtless and
irresponsible approach in respect to their sexual habits, which is
unsurprisingly usually connected to a high alcohol intake.
Although you probably wouldn’t realise it from the rainy and gloomy
weather we are currently experiencing, we are still officially within
the summer season in the UK. Because of this typical miserable British
weather, many young adults will be travelling abroad to warmer climates
this month and to destinations where it does actually feel like
‘summer!’
With this in mind, the Dr Fox website decided to offer an online
questionnaire to women, to understand more about their thinking when it
came to holiday romances and ‘how far’ they are prepared to go with the
opposite sex whilst on their jolly’s.
In total, there were around 2,000 women who decided to fill out the
questionnaire on the website founded by Dr Tony Steele. The poll
determined that approximately every one in five women who are going on
holiday this summer will be willingly engaging in unprotected sex.
The statistic worried Dr Steele, who voiced his fears about the
alarming results, saying, “It’s concerning that many women are not
practising safe sex. What is more concerning is that people are actually
planning on having sex without a condom whilst on holiday. People you
meet on holiday are complete strangers so you know virtually nothing
about them – having sex without contraception is a sure fire way of
increasing your chances of contracting an STI. Whether on home soil or
thousands of miles away women whether they are 18 or 55 need to be
practicing safe sex and using condoms.”
However, there were plenty of other concerning results to come from the study, such as:
. 13% of women in their 30s plan to have sex without a condom on their holiday.
. 18% of single women said they are simply sometimes too drunk to use contraception.
. 8% just do not like using condoms.
. 10% of women over the age of 30 are embarrassed to raise the subject of contraception with a new partner.
. Interestingly, women aged between 30 to 40-years-old were more
likely to be infected by a sexually transmitted infection (STI) such as chlamydia or gonorrhoea, and most likely to take the morning after pill.
. Women aged over 30 admit they get worse at using contraception, such as Dianette.
Overall, the majority of women surveyed (regardless of age), were in
agreement that the responsibility of contraception is one that should be
equally shared amongst both genders. Luckily, Medical Specialists
Pharmacy caters for both males and females in regards to contraception
and we can help you drastically reduce your chances of catching an STI,
or an unwanted pregnancy.
For men we have a wide range of condoms such as the highly popular Durex Performax Intense.
This particular condom benefits both partners. It contains a lubricant –
benzocaine 5%, which will prolong his climax, whilst the outside of the
condom is ribbed and dotted to heighten her orgasm. On top of this we
have a huge range of different condoms in our expanding chemist shop
such as Durex Play Vibrations, which can be used in conjunction with a condom to add to the pleasure!
For women, Medical Specialists offer the contraceptive pill Dianette, which works out costing just £9.99 per month. Dianette
prevents unwanted pregnancy in three ways: by preventing an egg being
released from your ovaries; by making the fluid (mucus) in your cervix
thicker, which makes it more difficult for sperm to enter the womb; and
by preventing the lining of your womb thickening enough for an egg to
grow in it. Not only is Dianette a contraceptive, it can also be taken
by women for combating acne, hirsutism and for the treatment of female
hair loss.
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