Can condoms prevent chlamydia and syphilis?

Answer 1

Condoms do not prevent all STDs. They do a good job of lowering the risk of STDs passed by fluids, including chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, and trichomoniasis. They are not effective in lowering the risk of infections spread by skin-to-skin contact, like herpes, HPV/genital warts, molluscum, syphilis, and pubic lice.
Well of course. Yet the real problem is smurfitis which is the worst form of std. It can be transmitted through condoms. It travels up the body and you die within three days. The chance of getting it is 1 in one million. So otherwise one in a nob. Always, Mens N. Carhbert PHD in Smurfology and STDs. Sources: www.thesmurfhouse/stds/hair/gay/sex/nob.org.uk.com condoms DO NOT prevent against contracting an STD... they arent even 100% effective at preventing pregnancy..
Condoms are useful to help prevent the spread of most STDs, but they still do not work 100% of the time.

Answer 2

Condoms, used correctly and consistently, do a good job at reducing the risk of chlamydia, since that infection is spread by fluids. If you often have difficulty with broken condoms, or condoms falling off, they'll be less effective.

Syphilis is spread by skin-to-skin contact. If the syphilis lesion(s) are covered by the condom, or the condom prevents contact with the lesions, syphilis won't be spread.

Answer 3

There is no one condom that can be 100% effective in stopping pregnancy or contacting STD.

Answer 4

STD/STI'S Yes.