Don't use this kind of condom.

In sexual life, many people think that using condoms is the safest and most convenient method of contraception. But some female friends find it very annoying. Every time they have sex with their husbands using condoms, they feel uncomfortable down there, as if it's on fire, and they feel itchy, and their blood gets congested and the amount of leucorrhea increases. Strangely enough, she's fine as long as she doesn't use it.

But now the raw materials of condoms are usually natural rubber or polyurethane.

Sex troubles are caused by sexual allergies, which mostly occur due to the inadaptability to double latex (the basic raw material for making condoms), so women often feel vaginal stinging and burning. Special condoms are especially prone to cause allergies, such as "extra long", "long lasting", "delayed" and other condoms with special functions launched in recent years. A type of condom that claims to prolong the duration of sexual intercourse is very popular online. When you click on the webpage of a condom seller on Taobao, a series of advertisements full of temptation and inflammatory words fill the screen. It is understood that the principle of this type of condom, which is praised by merchants as miraculous, is actually to add the local anesthetic benzocaine inside the condom to reduce the sensitivity of the male reproductive organs and delay ejaculation. However, this type of condom with added ingredients seems to be quite magical. In the past, he was often despised by his girlfriend for finishing too quickly, but after using it, he finally felt proud in front of his girlfriend. But I didn't expect that after using it, not only did I not feel any pleasure, my entire lower body seemed to have lost feeling, and the next day, that thing became red and swollen. In fact, these condoms that use "prolonging ejaculation time" and "improving the quality of sex life" as their selling points basically have a drug ingredient called benzocaine added to the condom's lubricant, so they are also jokingly called "added condoms" by some merchants or users.

These "added condoms" may cause allergies, and using various "creative" techniques on "condoms" has been a product development strategy used by many condom manufacturers in recent years.

However, behind the seemingly lively scene, various types of condoms with different added ingredients actually pose many health risks. Allergy is one of them, because the condom itself is an "allergen." Latex is the most commonly used condom material, but it is actually somewhat allergenic. A foreign survey shows that about 8% of people are unable to use latex condoms due to allergies.

Even though condoms are made of natural latex without any additives, some people may experience allergic reactions after using them.

Men experience flushing, itching and tingling on the glans of the penis, and in severe cases, ulceration and erosion may occur; women experience itching and burning sensations in the vulva and vagina, congestion and edema of the vaginal mucosa, increased leucorrhea and other troubles. If an allergic reaction occurs after use, the following measures are recommended:

1. Stop using condoms and use other contraceptive measures;

2. Stop sexual intercourse during treatment and within 2 weeks after recovery;

3. Do not scratch the area, and do not wash with hot water or soap to prevent the lesion from getting worse;

4. Under the guidance of a doctor, apply chlortetracycline or tetracycline eye ointment topically. You can also use Fuqingshuang ointment or Triamcinolone-A ointment;

5. Under the guidance of a doctor, take anti-allergic drugs, such as chlorpheniramine, astemizole, etc.

Allergic reactions caused by condoms can usually return to normal after 5 to 7 days of treatment. So, if you are allergic to condoms, please don’t worry. Follow scientific care methods and your body will recover in a few days.

There are many ways of contraception. If you are allergic to condoms, it is best not to use them. You can use contraception under the guidance of a doctor.

Such as emergency contraceptive pills, long-term contraceptive pills, short-term contraceptive pills, intrauterine devices, subcutaneous implants, and safe period contraceptives all have certain contraceptive effects. Which method is right for you varies from person to person.