The dangers of inferior condoms

It is best not to use inferior condoms. Not only will they cause great harm to your body and cause bacterial infections in your reproductive organs, but they may also not be able to achieve the desired contraceptive effect during sexual intercourse, and leakage may occur. This will lead to the possibility of accidental pregnancy for female friends after sexual intercourse.

Although condoms can effectively prevent pregnancy, excessive use of condoms is not good for women's health and will have certain adverse effects on women's health. While it prevents male semen from entering the female reproductive tract, it may also "take away" women's health. The health benefits of semen cannot be ignored.

First, it can be antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. Women who have harmonious sex life 1-2 times a week underwent gynecological examination, and the results showed that only 10% of them suffered from gynecological diseases such as vaginitis and cervicitis, which is much lower than the incidence rate of women who have less normal sex life.

Second, it can fight tumors. Korean scientists have discovered that semen can fight ovarian cancer. The active ingredients extracted from semen without sperm were injected into culture medium containing epithelial ovarian cancer cells and ordinary ovarian epithelial cells respectively. After 48 hours, it was found that the mortality rate of ovarian cancer cells reached 81%, while the mortality rate of normal cells was 37%.

Third, semen can promote the secretion of female sex hormones, make the breasts fuller and the skin tender, moisturize the vagina, improve the quality of sex life, enhance sexual psychological satisfaction, and facilitate the health care function of sex.

3. Some women have anti-sperm antibodies in their bodies. After sexual intercourse, sperm enters the cervix and combines with the anti-sperm antibodies in the cervical mucus. After binding, the sperm agglutinates or brakes and cannot continue to swim into the uterus, resulting in infertility. Using condoms for three to six months can temporarily cut off women's contact with semen, reducing the titer of anti-sperm antibodies in their bodies. In this way, they may become pregnant within a short period of time after stopping using condoms.

4. Some women experience vulvar itching and edema after sexual intercourse, accompanied by chest tightness, shortness of breath and even urticaria-like symptoms. Condoms prevent semen contact and relieve semen allergy.

5. Condoms come in different shapes, colors, flavors, materials and sizes to make sex more interesting.

6. Condoms provide women with safer protection, blocking the contact between smegma and cervix, and reducing the risk of cervical cancer.

7. Condoms can prevent ectopic pregnancy. Condoms can prevent sperm from entering the vagina, so pregnancy will not occur and ectopic pregnancy will not occur. For women who suffer from salpingitis, fallopian tube dysplasia or malformation, endometriosis, uterine dysplasia and other conditions that may easily lead to ectopic pregnancy, it is better to use condoms rather than IUDs.

8. Using condoms in late pregnancy can prevent intrauterine infection and the resulting premature birth or neonatal death.