Lovemaking And Spring Social Distancing

SEX, CANCER AND THE LOCKDOWN

Social distancing can make romance challenging. But love is definitely in the air for couples who are indulging in physical intimacy during the Spring lockdown. Just keep in mind that the dark side of more sex is that cancer rates are also likely to rise.

The human papillomavirus virus (HPV) is the culprit. HPV normally takes several months to be flushed from the body, but in 10 to 20 percent of the population it can fester for years before turning into cancer.

That’s why the medical community is urging men and women to protect themselves from sexual behaviours that can result in HPV-related cancers.

Watch the Video Here and learn how to celebrate lovemaking this Spring without the shadow of cancer ruining the moment.