How to use condoms?

Everyone is very familiar with condoms. Everyone who has sex has used condoms. Advertisements about condoms are everywhere now. Some public service advertisements also advocate that we should use condoms in our daily lives. However, I believe everyone should be familiar with the usage of condoms, especially male friends. There should be no need to say more, but some people still make some mistakes when using condoms.

Many couples like to use condoms during sex, especially some unmarried people living together and newly married couples who do not want to have children too early. They will use condoms to avoid accidental pregnancy. Do you know how to use condoms? Are you using them correctly?

In recent years, condoms have become more commonly used because of their dual functions of contraception and prevention of sexually transmitted diseases, especially the widespread prevalence of AIDS. It should be said that condoms are a male contraceptive tool that is easy to use and worth promoting. According to statistics, if condoms are used correctly, the failure rate is only 1.5 to 4.2%. However, in actual use, the failure rate of condoms is as high as 10 to 15%. The main reason is that people fail to pay attention to some minor details when using condoms, resulting in contraceptive failure.

Carefully tear open the edge of the condom's inner packaging to avoid tearing the condom; avoid using sharp objects such as scissors to ensure that the condom does not break.

Wear a condom when your penis is erect, and remember to put it on before you penetrate the other person. The secretions produced before the penis erection may contain semen and bacteria that cause sexually transmitted diseases, which can cause pregnancy and the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.

The residual air in the condom may cause it to rupture. To avoid the possibility of rupture, use your thumb and index finger to gently squeeze out the air in the small bag at the front of the condom, and then put the condom on the erect penis. Make sure the curled end of the condom is sticking out.

While squeezing the front end of the condom, use your other hand to gently stretch the condom to cover the entire penis. Make sure the condom stays tightly on the penis during intercourse; if the condom slips off partially, put it back in place immediately. If the condom slips off, withdraw the penis immediately and put on a new condom before continuing sexual intercourse.

After ejaculation, while the penis is still erect, you should immediately press the bottom of the condom with your hand, and then take off the condom after the penis is completely withdrawn. Avoid contact between the penis and the condom and the other person's body. Each condom can only be used once. Wrap used condoms in tissue and place in the trash.

Now everyone should know how to use condoms. Check whether you are using condoms correctly. Many people do not pay enough attention to the use of condoms. Sometimes incorrect use will reduce the contraceptive effect. Some people get pregnant even after using condoms. Then you need to check whether you are using the right method.