Can I still get pregnant with a condom?

Generally speaking, using condoms is the safest method of contraception. If the couple does not want to have children for the time being, they should actively adopt contraceptive methods in their married life. Condoms are a more commonly used contraceptive method at this stage. Condoms are mainly used to prevent male semen from entering the female body. The use of condoms can not only effectively achieve the actual effect of contraception, but also prevent the invasion of various sexually transmitted diseases. It can be called "one set of dual uses".

Are condoms safe? It is basically not easy to get pregnant if you have sex with a condom. It is important to wear a condom before having sex and make sure it is intact. In addition, you should also pay attention to immediately remove the male genitals together with the condom after sexual intercourse.

However, wearing condoms is not necessarily 100% safe. It only has a certain contraceptive effect and is ineffective in preventing viral infection. Therefore, couples should also pay attention to the sanitation and cleaning of their respective genitals to ensure the safety of their sexual intercourse.

Can I still get pregnant if I wear a condom?

Generally, wearing a condom can prevent pregnancy, but unexpected situations may also occur. For example, some condoms are of poor quality, and they are not used throughout the intercourse, or the condom is not removed immediately after the man ejaculates, which may lead to the possibility of pregnancy.

What are the reasons why condom use is unsuccessful? How to prevent it?

1. Accidental rupture during sexual intercourse: for example, excessive force in posture; fingernails or diamond rings accidentally cut through thin condoms, etc.

2. The condom model is not suitable: Condoms that are too large or too small can easily fall into the female vagina or cause cracks during sexual intercourse, allowing semen to be injected into the vagina.

3. Not carefully checking the condom before use, resulting in the use of condoms with standard holes.

4. The gas in the small bag at the front end of the condom is not expelled before putting on the condom, so when the man ejaculates, the pressure in the bag increases, causing the condom to rupture and semen to flow out.

5. When a man ejaculates and before his penis softens, he does not immediately pull out the condom and the male genitals from the female vagina. After the penis softens, the semen overflows into the vagina from between the male genitals and the condom.

6. Some people are afraid that condoms will affect their sensitivity, so they don't wear condoms at the beginning of sexual life. They pull out the condom before the sexual impulse reaches its climax, and then ejaculate. This will not be effective as a contraceptive. Because before men ejaculate, a small amount of male sperm is injected into the vagina along with the urethral mucus. Sometimes, even if you don't consciously want to ejaculate before the penis is pulled out of the vagina, a small amount of semen will be ejaculated inadvertently, resulting in accidental pregnancy.

7. Improper use of lubricants: It has been observed that if mineral oil and edible oils such as glycerin, general skin care lotion, etc. are applied to the surface of condoms, the compressive strength of natural latex condoms will be weakened within 5 minutes;

8. Improper storage: Condoms exposed to strong light, high temperature, humidity and active oxygen environment will lose their compressive strength.

Therefore, you should choose the right type and size of condoms, be careful before use, master the correct operation method, and if you find that the condom is broken or falls into the female vagina during use, you should stop sexual intercourse, remove the condom from the female vagina, and then replace it with a smaller condom to continue sexual intercourse. If the condom falls off during the man's ejaculation or the man's ejaculation, remove the condom from the woman's vagina immediately to prevent accidental pregnancy.