We do not know if coronavirus is contained in sexual fluids such as semen, pre-ejaculate, vaginal secretions and anal mucus. However similar to other flu-like viruses, sexual contact will likely lead to the transmission of this virus. This is because you are in close physical contact with someone who may be carrying the virus and being intimate might expose you to it. If you are living with someone who might have been infected and is told to self isolate, you should follow the guidance given to the general population through NHS Inform. If you have sex with someone and you are worried about Coronavirus, you should follow general coronavirus advice and guidelines on hygiene and preventing its transmission. If you are meeting people for sex - whether it's online, group situations, public sex environments or other venues - don’t be afraid to ask if they have any symptoms or if they have travelled to a high risk area recently. If you meet other people for sex, continue to use precautions to reduce your risk of sexually transmitted infections. Visit our service finder to find out where to get free condoms throughout Highland.