There is currently no evidence that COVID-19 is spread through semen or vaginal fluid. However, sexual contact places two people in very close proximity to one another, which presents a very high risk of disease transmission through respiratory droplets and aerosols. COVID-19 can also spread through contact with feces, which presents a risk of infection through sexual activities that could expose you to fecal matter. COVID-19 is more infectious than any sexually transmitted disease. Therefore, you can get COVID-19 from sexual contact. If you or your partner have a suspected or confirmed COVID-19 infection, stay safe by refraining from sexual activities.