Can condoms be reused

Nowadays, people are very open-minded, so they are very knowledgeable about sex. Many people have sex while they are in love. However, sex is a normal physiological need for both men and women. As long as you pay attention to contraception before marriage, the common contraceptive measure is to use condoms. So can condoms be reused?

First, can condoms be reused? Condoms cannot be reused. Condoms are a type of blocking contraceptive tool that prevents pregnancy by preventing sperm from entering the vagina through a mechanical barrier. The main functions and advantages of condoms: used to prevent the spread of AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases, suitable for people with irregular sexual partners or in cases of reproductive tract infections. And it is easy to use.

Second, condoms also have disadvantages: the contraceptive effect is highly variable and depends entirely on whether men can use it correctly and consistently. Improper use can easily lead to contraceptive failure, so it is necessary to ensure that it is used correctly during each sexual intercourse. Women have no free control. It may affect the comfort of sexual life. Some individuals may develop rubber allergy.

Third, the correct way to use condoms. Choose the right size of condom and check it before use to make sure it is not broken. When men use it, they need to squeeze out the air in the small bag at the front end. It must be put on before insertion into the vagina and should not be used when ejaculation is about to occur, because a small amount of semen will also be secreted before ejaculation. During sexual intercourse, ensure that the condom does not slip off completely or partially. After ejaculation, pinch the base of the condom and remove it to prevent semen from flowing into the vagina. It must be used correctly every time you have sex. Do not use with oil-based lubricants, otherwise it will cause the condom to break. After sexual intercourse, you need to check whether the condom is broken. If it is broken, you should take remedial measures in time, such as taking oral emergency contraceptive pills as soon as possible.

Can condoms be reused? Most condoms are made of rubber, which is very elastic but very thin. During the use process, friction will be generated on the condom, and minor wear and tear is inevitable. If used repeatedly, the man's sperm will sneak out through these worn areas and enter the woman's body, causing contraceptive failure. After use, it will be contaminated with secretions from men and women, which will cause bacteria and viruses to multiply. Even if it is washed clean, there will be residues. If it is used again, the bacteria and viruses remaining on the condom will enter the bodies of men and women and cause infection. Using such condoms will not only fail to achieve the purpose of contraception, but will also cause gynecological inflammation, and men will also be infected.