How to Use a Male Condom

How to Use a Male Condom

How to use a male condom is a common problem in the early ages. We decided to share some brief information about what is a condom and how you should use them.

Today, as sexually transmitted diseases including HIV infection spreads, condom use is rapidly increasing; because condoms are the most effective methods of prevention of these diseases. In recent years, production of condoms which women can use too, has been an important option to protect women from sexually transmitted diseases.

Condoms are sheaths that attached to genitals during sexual intercourse. Prevents the man's sperm from entering the woman's uterus and reach the reservoir. If properly used during sexual intercourse, condoms are very effective. Success rate is increased through repeated use.



POSITIVE ASPECTS

- Provides protection against AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

- Can help to prevent premature ejaculation.

- It is a reliable tool and has no hormonal side effects.

- It's cheap and easy to find.

- Protective effect starts immediately.

Side effects associated with condom use and health problems are not serious. In the case of a condom rupture or leaking, women has to use morning after pills. [over-the-course-of-a-long-history-the-condom-hasnt-changed-that-much]

RULES OF THE USE OF THE COMDOMS FOR MALE USERS

1. Condoms have to be used in the case of hardening and before entering the vagina. Because there are active sperms in the semen.

2. You have to discharge the compressed air on the tip of the condom which semen will be discharged with your thumb and forefinger.

3. You have to wear the condom by pushing the rounded egdes of the condom through to penis root with the help of your other hand's thumb and forefinger.

4. After the sexual intercourse ends, you have to withdrawn your penis from the vagina before the hardening lost not to let the semen flow into the vagina. Meanwhile, you have to hold the condom to prevent it from slipping.

5. Condoms should be discarded after being used once.

6. You should not use mineral, baby oil or petroleum jelly things to lubricate the condom, you should use special water-based lubricants.

7. You should have back up condoms with you.

8. Care must be taken for the condom expiration date and condoms should not be used if the expiration date is over.

9. Condoms should be kept in a humid and cool environment. Should never be stored in extremely hot or cold environment, such as a refrigerator.