The condom is one of the most effective methods of contraception. The condom is used to prevent male sperm from entering the ovary and preventing the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Baby Hospital in Orlando says the risk of miscarriage is 98 percent if the condom is used properly. Christine Greaves said.
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There are times when you feel pain while using a condom. Most condoms are safe and comfortable, but some can cause pain or discomfort due to latex allergies, the presence of the compound nonoxinol-9 (N-9), or a lack of proper lubrication. Experts say that in some cases, these problems can lead to yeast and bacterial infections.
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Experts say low lubrication or insufficient moisture in the vagina, allergies, and the use of an old or outdated condom can all cause pain.
Not all condoms are equally safe. The American Sexual Health Association says to use only good company condoms. Latex condoms are the most widely used.
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Do not store condoms in hot places. Avoid storing near windows or other places exposed to direct sunlight. It is better to keep it in a moderately cool place.
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When using a condom during sexual intercourse, most men forget to check if the condom is damaged. Sometimes there are small holes in the condom. This increases the risk of pregnancy and the risk of developing sexually transmitted diseases.
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The standard size condom is used by all men. But it is important to choose the right size condom. The condom should not be too small or too large. The average size of a condom is 7.25 to 7.8 inch. Condoms are also available with minor variations.
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