What are the symptoms of condom allergy

For couples who have not yet fully enjoyed their own world, it is very important to take some contraceptive measures during sex. Condoms are a very common measure of contraception. However, some people are allergic to condoms. This is a very important situation and people need to actively understand it. Below we will introduce in detail the symptoms of condom allergy.

Condom allergy symptoms

Condoms are made of natural latex. Some people will experience allergic reactions after using them. Men will experience redness, itching and tingling on the glans of the penis, and in severe cases, ulceration and erosion may occur. Women will experience itching and burning sensations in the vulva and vagina, congestion and edema of the vaginal mucosa, and increased vaginal discharge.

Condom allergy symptoms 2

Especially those with allergies may still be allergic to latex or lubricants. For example, after use, men may experience redness, itching, and tingling on the head of the penis. If not handled properly, some may even develop into ulcers, erosions, and exudation. Women's allergic symptoms include itching and burning sensations in the vulva and vagina, congestion and edema of the vaginal mucosa, and increased leucorrhea.

Condom allergy symptoms

Symptoms of female condom allergy: Women may experience increased vaginal discharge in daily life. When the allergy is severe, the vulva and vagina may experience severe itching and burning sensations, and may also experience abnormal symptoms such as vaginal mucosal congestion, edema, and pain during sexual intercourse.

To prevent the condom allergy symptoms listed above, you can refer to the following methods:

①. In order to prevent condom allergies, both women and men should pay attention to purchasing condoms produced by regular merchants and use them within the validity period.

② If you are prone to allergies, try not to choose brightly colored or smelly sex condoms.

③. If you are not sure whether you are allergic to condoms, you can try it on your genital area before using it officially. For example, women can put the condom at the urethral opening. If you feel any discomfort, wash it immediately and avoid using it. If there is no discomfort, you can use it with confidence.

Warm reminder: Whether you are a man or a woman, if you are allergic to condoms, you should use other methods of contraception. At the same time, it is best to receive standardized treatment under the doctor's advice. Do not avoid medical treatment due to genital problems, which may lead to serious harm. In fact, there are not many people who are allergic to condoms in real life. If you know that you are allergic to latex, rubber, etc., try to avoid using condoms and use other methods of contraception.