Can using condoms cause gynecological diseases?

Condoms are a relatively safe contraceptive method. They can not only prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, but also prevent pregnancy and will not cause gynecological diseases. The occurrence of gynecological diseases is caused by personal hygiene problems and not wearing condoms. Frequent sexual activity and the use of unclean sanitary products can cause gynecological diseases. Abortion and the use of poor quality condoms can also cause gynecological diseases.

Do condoms really cause gynecological inflammation?

Gynecologists and obstetricians believe that the use of condoms for contraception has long been recognized worldwide as the safest and most effective contraceptive method. It not only prevents pregnancy but also prevents sexually transmitted diseases. There are many causes of gynecological inflammation, such as not paying attention to personal hygiene, using unclean sanitary products, frequently using sanitary pads, or infection caused by abortion surgery, or having unclean sexual life, too frequent sexual intercourse, etc., which can cause gynecological inflammation. Using condoms for contraception can greatly reduce the chances of the above-mentioned gynecological infections.

Nowadays, condoms are available in a variety of styles, not only in different colors, but also with scents and even luminous varieties. Experts suggest that condoms should be traditional, single-type, brand-name products, and people should not blindly pursue novelty or uniqueness. Brand-name products are of reliable quality and their disinfection is guaranteed. The more additives a product has, the more allergens it contains.

In addition, do not choose condoms that use alkaline silicone lubricants. At present, there are some condoms on the market that use natural plant essential oils as water-soluble lubricants. Such condoms will not only not cause harm to women's reproductive health, but the various natural plant essential oils and nutrients in the water-soluble lubricants can also help women protect their reproductive health, and have unique health benefits such as preventing gynecological diseases, tightening the vagina, and improving the quality of sexual life.

How to use condoms correctly?

1. The best time to wear a condom is after the penis is erect and before the penis comes into contact with the vulva or anus. Pull back the foreskin of the penis. If the penis stops erecting during use or placement or is placed in the wrong direction, use a new condom.

2. After ejaculation, even if you are still erect, please immediately pull the penis out of the vagina or anus to avoid unnecessary risks. When pulling out the penis, hold the base of the condom to prevent it from falling off. Before putting the condom on the glans, you should pinch the small air bag at the top of the condom to store semen, to prevent the air in the air bag from expanding when heated, causing the semen to overflow to the base of the penis during ejaculation.

3. Only water-based lubricants can be used with condoms. Vaseline, liquid paraffin, facial oil, cooking oil, etc. can increase the brittleness of condoms in a short period of time and accelerate their rupture.

4. After ejaculation, press the bottom of the condom with your fingers and pull it out together with the penis before the penis becomes soft. When removing the condom, do not allow semen to flow out, and do not allow vaginal secretions on the outside of the condom to contact the body.