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One of the wellness goals for maintaining good reproductive health and relationships is to apply safety measures when involved in active relationships to avoid transmitted infections.

<h3>What is reproductive health?</h3>

Reproductive health is defined as the complete state of physical, mental, social and psychological well-being of an individual and not merely the absence of illness or disease in relation to all that involves their reproductive system.

In order to maintain a healthy reproductive health, an individual should apply safety measures when involved in active relationships to avoid transmitted infections.

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