Condom Doesn't Always Protect You- Why?

Condoms Doesn't Always Protect You-Why?

One of the widely used method in child birth control that everyone is familiar with is the standard male condoms, commonly known as the external condom. It offers additional defense mechanism to s£xually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancy when having s£x. It's not expensive nor difficult to use.

In other to prevent sperm from fertilizing the female egg or even transmission of viruses in the case of STDs, the condom is commonly employed as a barrier. They are allegedly completely safe to use, with the exception of some circumstances where they might cause some minor negativity.

It is undoubtedly unhealthy to consume too much of good things for your health. While condoms are among the greatest of all human inventions and help prevent the dangers of STDs and unwanted pregnancy, they do have some negative side effects.

Here are some few side effects which you don't know

Latex allergy: The majority of condoms are made of latex, a substance that comes from rubber tree, some people have some allergicf reaction from the rubber protein, this is quite uncommon; sneezing,runny nose, itching and hive are mild sign of latex allergy. It is advisable to switch to synthetic condoms for rubber allergies, this rubbers are not compatible with the majority of vaginal lubricant and they have high risk of rubber tearing during the act.

Pregnancy Risk: Condoms are typically used to avoid unwanted pregnancy. But when used properly it can only assure you of 98% protection,and when used incorrectly 15 out of every 100 women gets pregnant. So make sure you wear a fresh condom and understand how to use it properly if trying to prevent pregnancy. Older condoms grow fragile and have the tendency to rupture during the act.