Should I Wear a Condom for the First Time?

The first time requires wearing a condom. The seven days before menstruation and the eight days after menstruation are called the safe period, but the safe period is not always completely safe. Encountering ovarian extra ovulation can also lead to pregnancy. During sexual intercourse, it is best to implement contraceptive measures, and wearing a condom can prevent accidental pregnancy and harm.

1. The most critical role of a condom is contraception. Many people know that taking too many contraceptives can affect the level of estrogen in the body, easily causing endocrine disorders and various gynecological diseases. Moreover, abortion surgery can also cause great harm to physical health. Therefore, it is best to wear a condom to avoid the combination of sperm and eggs.

2. In fact, the condom also has a second critical role, which is to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. Nowadays, many young people have inflated desires and often dislike taking safety measures. Sexual promiscuity can transmit some viruses and bacteria, leading to the emergence of sexually transmitted diseases such as AIDS and gonorrhea.

3. If men have some symptoms of kidney deficiency, premature ejaculation, or impotence, they can use condoms to reduce sexual friction, thereby increasing the time of intercourse. They can also play a lubricating role and avoid vaginal dryness and sexual difficulties in women.

(1) Improper use can lead to condom breakage or leaving the condom in the vagina at the end, allowing semen to flow into the vagina, resulting in contraceptive failure.

(2) A few people may have reduced sexuality after using condoms.

(3) It may cause inconvenience to users in crowded housing conditions.

(4) Some people who are allergic to rubber cannot use condoms.