\nviews about the campaign on the use of condoms; he claims it encourages
\nimmoral behaviour among the youth.<\/p>\n
The Principal Medical Officer at the Ghana Health Service holds strong
\nviews about the campaign on the use of condoms; he claims it encourages
\nimmoral behaviour among the youth.<\/p>\n
According
\nto Dr. Bortier Ed Nignpense, condom is best for couples who or are
\nalready infested with the HIV and want to have sexual fun.<\/p>\n
“There is nothing made by man that is 100 percent perfect” as condom could fail in the course of sexual action, he declared. <\/p>\n
For the medical doctor, churches must even preach against the use of the rubber tube.<\/p>\n
Dr. Nignpense was speaking at a day’s seminar on HIV-AIDS organised for some youth groups in Tema.<\/p>\n
He
\nsaid abstinence from sex before marriage calls for commitment,
\ndetermination, perseverance and the will of God reiterating the call on
\nthose in courtship to have HIV test before marriage to know their
\nstatus.<\/p>\n
The medical officer debunked the notion that total
\ncleansing of the private part with water clears the virus after sex
\nsaying that once everything has entered there was no prevention and
\nrather advised on waiting for the appropriate time to marry.<\/p>\n
He
\nadvised against the sharing of items like razor, tooth brushes and
\nothers with other people as that contributes to the transmission of the
\nvirus if one is infested.<\/p>\n
Dr. Nignpense warned against
\nstigmatization and entreated the public to give hope to people living
\nwith AIDS as some may not have contracted the diseases through immoral
\nbehaviour.<\/p>\n
\nSource: GNA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"","protected":false},"author":0,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-245749","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard"],"yoast_head":"\n