The errors of Men While Wearing a condom

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Condoms are contraceptives that can not only prevent pregnancy, but also can prevent infection from sexually transmitted. Unfortunately, there are still many mistakes committed usage, so the guy can damage the function of condoms.

A recent report in the journal Sexual Health examines the 50 study about condom use errors from all over the world. Here are a few mistakes that are often made use of the condom man, as reported by Livescience, Saturday (25/2/2012):

1. Late life

Condom use should be done before the genital intercourse (penetration) begins. But about 17 percent of people reported 51.1 to use condoms after the intimate relationship began.

2. too quickly detachable

To prevent the sperm or liquid mixed sex, should have condoms should not be removed before the genital intercourse is complete. However approximately 13.6 to 44.7 per cent of people in the study already uninstalling a condom before penetration is complete.

3. Already unrolled condom before use

Roll of condoms in conjunction with their installation on opened stem genital male, so not allow the occurrence of the damage. However, around 2.1 to 25.3 per cent of men reported already unroll the condom before installing it on the penis.

4. do not give space at the tip of the condom

When discharging, the tip of the condom should be given a bit of empty space that serves as a swine semen during ejaculation. But until someone reported 24,4 45,6 not giving the room allowing the semen out condoms instead run over.

5. Regardless the used

About 4 percent of people reported up to 11.7 condoms apart while in use, potentially exposing spouses with body fluids.

6. hit by sharps

When opening a condom, you should not use sharps such as scissors, knives or even nails. Because there are 2.1 to 11.2 percent of people who open packaging condoms with sharp objects and create a latex condom ripped.

7. not checking damage

Before being used, be sure to check whether you are using a condom is damaged or having leaks. There are women and 74,5 82,7 per cent per cent of men failed to check for damage to the condom before use.

8. Wrong storage

Condoms should not be stored in the back pocket, purse, or where it is hot because it can lead to leaks or damage. But up to 3.3 percent of the people in the study of 19.1 keep condoms outside place recommended on the packaging.