How to use the condom correctly

Following remarks by Dr. Albino, who stated that the condom does not prevent transmission of the HIV / AIDS virus, the World Health Organization and the Host Foundation have taken a stand against

Both organizations agree and emphasize that the correct use of condoms during bad avoids the possible transmission of badual diseases, primarily HIV. "The condom is the only barrier that prevents the badual transmission of HIV and other badually transmitted infections," maintains the Guest Foundation while the WHO adds that the correct use and male condom and female condoms are the only devices that reduce the transmission of HIV and other badually transmitted infections and prevent unwanted pregnancies. "

The official website of the Argentina Foundation, which has a regional scope and has been working since 1989 in areas of public health, explains in a didactic way the appropriate use of prophylaxis to ensure its effectiveness: [19659003] 1. Check that you do not have air, or have expired: All condoms have an expiration date and it is important to check them before to use them Also, that the envelope contains air to check that it is not damaged.

2. Put the condom once that the penis is completely erect: In this way, the condom is held in place throughout the badual relationship.

3. Remove the air from the tip: [19659006] Before unrolling it and once it is resting on the erect penis, it is recommended to tighten the tip p to eliminate the air. This will prevent sperm from spreading.

4. The condom should be easily unrolled: If it can not be unrolled at the base of the penis, it's because it's been placed on the wrong side. In this case, you have to discard the condom and start with a new one.

5. Use it from beginning to end: This includes foreplay, oral bad, and means that it is used from erection to erection. at ejaculation.

6. Do not wait to remove the condom: It is recommended to do this once the male has ejaculated and before losing the erection to prevent the sperm to spread.

7. Tie a knot and throw it away: The condom should not be thrown into the toilet to avoid covering it.

On the other hand, the foundation clarifies some issues, as " you never have to use two condoms at the same time because it can cause breaks", that there is this " change of condom after each type of relationship (oral, badl, bad) and also after an ejaculation, with each new erection" . As for tillers they explained that if the condom seems too tight or does not reach the base of the penis, it is probably not the right size. And finally, reaffirms that the responsibility for the use of condoms is not only the man but the two bades: "Women can also get them, offer to use them and place them. "