COVID-19: Wear A Face-mask And Don't Kiss During Sex - Canada's Medical Chief

Skip kissing and consider wearing a veil when having intercourse to shield yourself from getting the Covid, Canada's main clinical official said on Wednesday, including that going performance remains the most reduced danger sexual alternative in a pandemic. 

Dr. Theresa Tam said in an announcement there is minimal possibility of getting COVID-19 from semen or vaginal liquid, yet sexual movement with new accomplices builds the danger of getting the infection, especially if there is close contact like kissing. 

"Like different exercises during COVID-19 that include physical closeness, there are a few things you can do to limit the danger of getting tainted and spreading the infection," she said. 

Skip kissing, maintain a strategic distance from eye to eye closeness, wear a veil that covers your mouth and nose, and screen yourself and your accomplice for manifestations in front of any sexual action, Tam said.