Do condoms affect sexual health?

Condoms are an indispensable contraceptive tool for a normal sexual life. Can the use of condoms really ensure safety? Studies have found that excessive use of condoms during sexual life may cause ovarian cancer in women.

Men's semen can kill many pathogens in women's vagina

Scientists have discovered that men's semen contains a component called semen plasmin, which can not only kill many pathogens in the female vagina and reduce the chance of reproductive tract infection, but also reduce the risk of ovarian cancer. If condoms are used frequently, women will lose this protection opportunity.

In addition, if women aged 40-60 continue to have abdominal distension for more than half a month, it may be a problem with the ovaries. The ovaries, which are located deep in the pelvic cavity, may stimulate and pull the pelvic floor ligaments once a tumor grows, leading to ascites, abdominal distension, pain, etc.

Women who do not have children and urban white-collar workers with high pressure are also at high risk of ovarian cancer.

Among direct lineage members, if one person is sick, the chance of inheritance to the next generation is 4%; if two people are sick, the chance of inheritance to the next generation will increase to 7%. If there are patients with breast cancer, colorectal cancer, or endometrial cancer (how to treat uterine fibroids) in the family, the risk of ovarian cancer in the next generation will increase accordingly.

Warm reminder: During the woman's menstrual period, couples are advised to reduce sexual climax life, because it can easily cause infection of the private parts, leading to menstrual disorders, vaginitis and other diseases, and also increase the chance of ectopic pregnancy.