Many young couples who are not in a hurry to have a baby will choose contraception. The commonly used contraceptive methods include ovulation period contraception, condom contraception, and condom contraception. Wearing a condom for male contraception is relatively simple and does not harm the body, and the contraceptive effect is also relatively good. So what are the chances of getting pregnant with a condom?
Men wearing condoms can prevent pregnancy, but the chances of getting pregnant are relatively low. Using condoms for contraception is relatively convenient and does not harm women's bodies, making it a good method of contraception. It is best to use this method for contraception between couples, and it is not recommended to use contraceptive pills for contraception. Contraceptive pills contain more hormones, which can cause significant harm to women's bodies and may lead to infertility.
Men who use condoms for contraception must first wear condoms before engaging in sexual activity. If you wear a condom during sexual activity, it may lead to contraceptive failure, so don't ignore this for the sake of momentary pleasure.
Men should choose the appropriate size when using condoms. If the size is too small, it will feel uncomfortable to wear, and if the size is too large, it is easy to slip off, leading to contraceptive failure. When men use condoms for the first time, they should carefully read the instructions in the packaging box for detailed usage methods. Also check if the condom is within its usage period, and do not use expired condoms. If there is any breakage during the use of condoms, other contraceptive measures should be taken.
