Can I get pregnant if I wear a condom?

If female friends want to avoid pregnancy, it is very safe to use condoms. Under normal circumstances, they will not get pregnant. However, when the condom falls off or has holes, an unexpected pregnancy may occur. Wearing a condom can not only prevent pregnancy, but also has relatively little impact on sexual organs. Therefore, female friends who want to prevent pregnancy are best to choose condoms. The key is to choose ones of better quality.

In fact, the contraceptive performance of condoms is still very good. It is only because of improper use methods, purchase choices, and allergic constitutions that condoms become unsafe!

Generally, condoms come in different sizes and styles. If you encounter unsafe condoms, most people will use ultra-thin condoms. In addition, due to insufficient lubrication of the sexual organs and poor lubrication of the female vagina, condoms can easily break, especially in women over 40 years old, whose secretions are significantly reduced during sexual intercourse, causing condom breakage. An important point is that if sex lasts too long, more than 20 minutes, the chance of condom breakage will reach 35%.

Similarly, the act of buying condoms is an embarrassing thing in itself, which can easily lead to people making random choices, mismatching the size, or condoms that are too large, which can easily cause semen to spill out during sexual intercourse, thereby reducing contraceptive effectiveness and increasing the possibility of transmitting sexually transmitted diseases. Similarly, if condoms that are too tight are used frequently, it will cause ischemia and poor blood circulation in the genitals, hypoxia of the penile tissue and nerves, and damage to the corpus cavernosum. In severe cases, Peyronie's disease will occur, leading to impotence.

In addition, one reason why people think condoms are unsafe and can lead to pregnancy is that they are used by people with allergies. This is because condoms are mostly made of latex, and men and women who are allergic to it find that their private parts are itchy after sex. Once allergic symptoms appear, you should first rinse with warm water and wipe clean with a towel. Avoid washing with soap or too hot water to avoid increasing irritation. You can also apply some anti-allergic ointment thinly on the allergic area, which can improve the symptoms and prevent infection.

Condoms exist for contraception, but improper use, unsuitable models and styles, and condoms that do not cater to one's own physical fitness are still unsafe and can make women pregnant. I remind you to use condoms correctly in the future and not make excuses for accidents!