Sexual Health
Do you really know how to wear condoms? Inventory the most common incorrect usage of condoms
As the most common contraceptive item - condoms, they are used most frequently in sexual life. But did you notice using condoms incorrectly? Have you ever made 14 mistakes in daily use? It should be noted that mistakes not only lead to the failure of contraceptive measures, but also affect health. Let's take a look together.
14 fallible ways to wear condoms
A passionate and selfless sex cannot do without the thoughtful protection of condoms. A small condom can not only prevent accidental pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, but also prolong time and enhance sexual appeal. But in real life, many people use the wrong condom.
Inventory the most common incorrect usage of condoms:
1. Wearing condoms too late
Many people only start using condoms after actual sexual intercourse begins, with 17.1% to 51.1% of people making this mistake. In fact, condoms should be worn during foreplay to prevent close contact with the sexual organs during sexual intercourse.
2. Premature condom use
13.6% -44.7% of users hastily remove a condom before sexual intercourse ends, and ejaculation ends. However, after removing a condom, it is also possible to become pregnant or spread diseases.
3. Fully unroll the rolled up condom before wearing it
There are 2.1% -25.3% of people. This may damage the condom or affect its proper wearing.
4. Not leaving a certain amount of space for semen
24.3% -45.7% of people say that condoms are prone to rupture and pregnancy when there is no or insufficient space for storing seminal vesicles.
5. The air at the front end of the condom has not been emptied
Most women and 41.6% of men do not have the habit of emptying condoms during use, ultimately leading to condom rupture. The correct approach is to gently pinch with your fingers to remove the air inside.
6. Wrong front and back
4% -30.4% of people will mistake the front and back of the condom, resulting in discomfort for the wearer and easy slipping during sexual intercourse.
7. Condoms not fully deployed
11.2% of women and 8% of men only use half of the condom, and half of the penis begins sexual intercourse. This behavior is very dangerous and can easily spread sexually transmitted diseases.
8. Open the condom packaging with a sharp object
2.1% -11.2% of people use knives, nails, and other items to open the outer packaging, resulting in latex breakage and gaps.
9. Do not check before use