Condoms can reduce the chance of HIV infection.
HIV is mostly transmitted through sexual contact and can be transmitted when a normal person comes into contact with the blood, semen or vaginal secretions of a person with HIV. Proper use of condoms during sex can help prevent the spread of HIV, which can reduce the probability of contracting the disease, but there is still a risk of infection, such as when the condom is torn.
However, people should also be aware that HIV can also be transmitted through blood and mother-to-child transmission. People are advised to avoid high-risk sexual behaviors, such as entering contaminated blood products or sharing needles and drugs with patients. It is recommended to avoid high-risk sexual behavior and to seek medical attention and treatment for HIV infection.