Sex in youth in Panama

1. Sex In Youth
INTEGRANT S :
ANABEL AMORES
EDILMA BARRIA
MELANIE BENJAMIN
MAEVA CHIARI
KIMBERLY KING
ROMYLINE RODRIGUEZ

2. Sex In Youth
 Adolescents face many difficulties in life about love and sex,
but they turn to friends rather guidance from parents about
their needs, anxieties and fears in all matters relating to
sex. It is essential to make every effort to ensure a healthy
and responsible sexual life.

3.  Also, in recent years, it has a greater precocity in the
age of onset of first sexual relationship the average
age girls and seeks asylum teenagers 13 to 16 years,
which is considered high index of teens have sex at a
younger age.

4. Risk of sexuality
 Young people who start early sexual life, not only run the
risk of pregnancy and of acquiring a sexually transmitted
disease, but also to develop a sexual dysfunction in
adulthood.

5.  Experts say that young to have sex quickly, secretly, in the
limited time available to be alone, and to separate the
emotions of sexuality, are predisposed to sexual
dysfunction in adult
hood.

6.  Among those that can be developed are: premature
ejaculation, anorgasmia lack of orgasm-or changes in sex
drive.

7. Recommendations
 Talking about sexual health with their parents.
 Inform the maximum reproductive and sexual health.

8.  Develop personal values, such as respect for your body ,
and life.
 In the case that teenage pregnancy fails to materialize is
important that prospective parents have the support of
your family.

9.  Have the right to tell our teenagers to wait to grow up and
be more mature psychologically to start your sex life ", and
emphasizes the role of parents in sexual and value
orientation that will give their children.

10. Panama: record ninth in adolescent mothers
 While UNICEF Panama ranks as one of the most vulnerable
in the statistics of pregnant girls countries.
 According to the official of the HST, are born daily in the
Maternity Ward about 60 babies, of whom 7 are child-mothers
of 12, 15 and 17.