What should I do if the condom falls inside?

When couples or spouses have sex, the most important method of contraception is to use condoms. Many people do not know the skills of using condoms. For example, the condoms they buy are too large, or they wear condoms in the wrong way. These will lead to contraceptive problems. Some couples will find that the condom falls into the woman's vagina during sex, which will not only cause contraceptive failure, but also cause greater harm. How to solve this problem?

What should I do if the condom falls inside?

Occasionally I come across some people asking me what to do if a condom falls off (as if I should be an experienced person!). Sometimes the condom even falls off inside the woman's vagina. What should you do if the condom falls off during sex?

There are several reasons why condoms fall off:

1. Not using condoms of the right size, especially condoms that are too large;

2. After ejaculation, the penis and condom are not pulled out of the vagina in time, and the condom falls off after the penis becomes soft;

3. Wrong way of wearing the condom: wearing the condom upside down;

4. There is too much semen and the mouth of the condom is not pinched tightly when pulling it out. The semen itself has a lubricating effect and causes it to fall off.

It is very frustrating if the condom falls off during sex. If you want to have uninterrupted pleasure, you need to do your homework in advance.

First, choose a condom of the right size. suitable! suitable! suitable! Important things should be said three times. Secondly, check carefully before use, master the correct usage method, and distinguish the front and back sides. Some condom brands take this issue into consideration when designing their packaging. For example, Akao condoms specifically mark "front" on the inner packaging of the condom to prevent the condom from being worn upside down. Furthermore, after ejaculation, promptly pull the penis and condom out of the vagina and pinch the mouth of the condom.

If the condom falls off during the withdrawal process, the woman needs to take contraceptive remedial measures: squat down immediately to allow the semen to flow out of the vagina and wash away the semen from the outer opening of the vagina. To be cautious, it is best to take emergency contraceptive pills immediately. Remember, never douche your vagina, as that will push the sperm deeper into your vagina.

If the condom slips into the vagina after ejaculation, you can take the following measures: If the condom opening is still outside, just gently pinch the base and pull it out, and the woman can take contraceptive remedial measures as mentioned above; if the entire condom falls into the vagina, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible and ask an obstetrician and gynecologist to take it out with tools. If the condom is left in the vagina for a long time, it can easily cause infection and inflammation inside the female reproductive organs.