What are the dangers of condoms for women

We are not unfamiliar with condoms, but most of what we have heard about are male condoms. Its contraceptive principle is similar to that of male condoms, but its size is much larger than that of men's condoms. However, this type of condom is not popular in real life. Many people believe that its use will greatly reduce the quality of sex life, so this type of condom is not very reliable. Let’s talk about it below.

Men wear condoms because their penis is exposed and protruding, which is just right for wearing a condom; women are different, their genitals are "internal", so nothing can be put on the outside, so the condom can only be put inside. The female condom is a condom placed inside, which is basically about 17 cm long and has two rings in the front and back. The outer ring facilitates the entry of the penis, while the inner ring prevents semen and sperm from entering the uterus. Its material is absolutely safe and reliable.

However, this female condom completely blocks the sensitivity of the vaginal wall and is thicker than the male condom. Because the female condom is too long, it is likely to get "tangled" in the vagina during sexual intercourse, which will further affect the pleasure of sex. If the man is too reckless when entering, he may not find the correct entrance, causing the entire female condom to be blocked in the vagina. In short, this type of condom is quite safe, but it is not practical for sex.

In fact, almost all women hate condoms. This contraceptive measure affects the quality of their sex life, so if they are asked to use condoms, it will make them feel repulsive. In addition to the inconvenience of using them, they also need to be placed deep in the uterus. Therefore, if you want to use contraception, try to choose male condoms.