What are the uses of condoms? There are many benefits

When people use condoms, their simple purpose is to avoid pregnancy. In fact, condoms have many benefits. They can effectively prevent the occurrence of some infectious diseases, have no side effects like birth control pills, and will not harm the body.

(1) Prevent the mutual transmission of sexually transmitted diseases (syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes, AIDS), trichomoniasis, etc. The invention of condoms is to prevent the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases and prevent the smegma (which can cause cervical cancer) from coming into contact with the cervix. The earliest condoms were oiled hemp sheaths, fish bladders, lamb cecums and other membranes found in animals. While it can't possibly provide 100% protection, not using it puts you at 100% risk.

(2) It does not have the many toxic side effects of medical devices , has good contraceptive effects, and is even more effective when used in combination with other methods. Condoms are the preferred contraceptive measure, especially after a newly married woman has had a caesarean section, during breastfeeding, during the intervals between long-term use of oral contraceptives, and when suffering from various chronic diseases.

(3) It is only used during sexual intercourse , so it is not easy to forget and can be discarded after use, which is convenient and hygienic.

(4) Condoms are often coated with lubricating substances such as silicone oil, so you won’t feel dryness during sexual intercourse. If you encounter a woman with less vaginal secretions, you can also apply contraceptive cream to increase the smoothness.

(5) It has a therapeutic effect on patients with premature ejaculation . It can overcome excessive sensitivity and delay the onset of male sexual climax. Older men often have declining sexual function. After using a condom, the rubber band acts as a tourniquet, which can prevent the blood from flowing back into the erect penis and help maintain the erection of the penis.

(6) It can overcome the allergic reaction to semen in a small number of women.

(7) It can treat certain immune infertility problems in women . Some infertile women may produce an antibody in their bodies that kills sperm, making them unable to become pregnant. If a condom is used during sexual intercourse, sperm cannot come into direct contact with the vagina, thereby no longer stimulating the body to produce new antibodies. In this way, the original antibody titer in the blood can slowly decrease. If you insist on using condoms, the antibodies will disappear in more than half a year. At this time, the woman can often get pregnant by having sex without a condom.