Condom expired one month ago

Using expired condoms at this time may cause harmful effects to the human body. 1. After the oil-soluble condom expires, the vegetable oil on the surface can dissolve, producing some substances that are harmful to the human body. Some ingredients may also cause allergic symptoms in women, resulting in vulva pain, itching, increased secretions, etc. 2. Condoms are made of latex. After expiration, the elasticity and flexibility of latex will change. During the use process, cracks may occur, causing accidental pregnancy. Therefore, it is best to use condoms that do not have an expiration date.

If expired condoms are used, the following harm may occur: 1. Since the condom has expired, the collagen fibers will become brittle and the condom may be damaged during use. This will not be clinically effective as a contraceptive. Therefore, before using a condom, you must understand its expiration date. It is not recommended to use expired condoms.

Because the condoms have expired, and the packaging was sterile at the time, if they are expired, they may be contaminated with bacteria. Using expired condoms will bring bacteria into the vagina and cause inflammatory reactions in the woman's vagina, such as increased female secretions, strong odor of secretions, or local itching. Therefore, expired condoms should not be used.

The harm of expired condoms is mainly reflected in the following two aspects. First, the quality of expired condoms is reduced. It is easy to be damaged or fall off during the use process, which can easily cause accidental pregnancy. Accidental pregnancy can easily lead to an unexpected pregnancy in patients, which can cause great harm to patients. Second, the lubricant used in expired condoms will also expire. This lubricant may turn into harmful substances when it expires, causing harm to the patient. After use, it may cause infection in the vaginal part, or allergic reactions such as swelling and pain.