How to prevent the condom from coming off

Although the condom It is a contraceptive method that is 95% effective, it is very important that before using it, you make sure that it is It is in perfect conditionsbecause if it is in poor condition or has any slight break on its surface, it could completely nullify the protection it provides.

So, the first thing you will have to do is look at the Date of Expiry indicated on the condom packaging and check that the indicated date has not been exceeded. Furthermore, it is important that you take into account what the state of conservation of the condom, because if it has been stored in a very warm environment, has been exposed to the sun or has remained near sharp objects, it is possible that it has deteriorated and its use is unsafe. Also make sure before using it that the packaging is not damaged, that it is not opened and that no liquid is spilled. And finally, when you have opened it, pay attention to the condom consistencychecking that it is not discolored or sticky, since then you will have to throw it away and use a new one.

Poor placement of the condom can cause it to come off during sexual intercourse and, consequently, its protection to be ineffective in terms of preventing unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. Below we show all the things you should keep in mind to put the condom correctlyprevent it from coming out and be able to enjoy safe sex:

If the packaging is in good condition, you should open it with your fingertips at one end, being very careful not to damage the condom with your fingernails, rings, etc. Under no circumstances should teeth or objects such as scissors be used to open the packaging, as it could break. When it is open, make sure it is on the correct side and press the tip of the condom a little with two fingers to remove the air and prevent it from breaking. Next, place the base of the condom over the head of the erect penis without releasing the tip of the condom. Little by little, unroll the condom with your other hand until it reaches the base of the penis and has completely covered it. You will see that at the tip there is an empty space, that is where all the ejaculated semen will be stored. Once in place, you can apply a little water-soluble lubricant to the condom to facilitate penetration.

If you follow these steps, you will prevent the condom from coming off during intercourse, although it is advisable that you make sure that it always remains in place and that if it does not, you interrupt the relationship as soon as possible to be able to put on a new one. Discover more recommendations like these by consulting the article Tips for using condoms.

In addition to taking into account the previous tips to place the condom correctly, it is also essential to pay attention to how to withdraw of the penis, and most importantly, when this should be carried out to prevent the condom from coming off and can remain inside the vagina, causing great discomfort to the woman.

First of all, you should know that a condom can become lodged inside the vagina at the end of sexual intercourse because the penis, after ejaculation, loses volume and firmness and, therefore, the condom can be too big. This situation is what makes it easier for it to come out of the penis and remain inside the vagina if it is not removed immediately. Therefore, to prevent this from happening, it is essential that the condom be removed as soon as intercourse is finished and when the penis is still erect. To do it correctly, you will only have to hold the condom by the base so that it does not slip and slide it upwards, grabbing the tip of the condom with the other hand. Throw it away in the trash and do not flush it down the toilet.

However, if the condom stays inside of the vagina, what should we do? The first thing is for the woman to relax and not get excessively nervous, as this could make the situation worse. Next, if the condom is visible or palpable, she should get into a comfortable position and remove it from the vagina with her fingers, being extremely careful. In the event that it is not possible to extract it in this way, she must go to the gynecologist immediately so that he can remove it with the appropriate instruments. Above all, it is essential that at home you do not try to remove the condom using sharp objects, as there is a risk that the condom will break and some particles of it will remain lodged inside the vagina that could cause some type of infection.

If you want more information on this issue, we recommend that you consult the article What to do if the condom stays inside.

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