Condoms: types, uses, how to put on

Condoms are a barrier to sexual intercourse to prevent unwanted pregnancies. Condom use also reduces the risk of sexually transmitted diseases such as AIDS, syphilis and gonorrhea. According to statistics since 2016, AIDS has infected 2.16 million Indians, a very large number. AIDS is a contagious disease and is spread mostly through sexual intercourse. There is still no known way to fully treat AIDS patients,So it is very important to prevent using condoms. Many of you may be aware of this basic information. But, do you know how to make the best use of condoms? Did you know that condoms are also available for women (with the same benefits)? And did you know that condoms can actually increase your sexual pleasure? Keep reading to know more.

What are  condoms?

A condom is a lid-like object used for protection during sexual intercourse. Avoiding sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as AIDS, hepatitis, syphilis, etc. and avoiding unwanted motherhood is the primary reason for using condoms. Condoms are used for various benefits when a spouse, or a person has more than one sexual partner. Condoms are a barrier-causing contraceptive that also protects against STDs.

Care must be taken when discarding the condom after use, as it can no longer be used once used and can spread a used condom infection.

Although the general belief is that using a condom reduces sexual pleasure, actually using a condom will increase your satisfaction because you do not have to worry about the subsequent reaction to sex. In this way condoms are an effective birth control method that has been used in birth control initiatives in India. Both men and women can use condoms, and condoms are available for both sexes.

What are condoms used for?

Condoms are used during sexual intercourse to protect against STD infections and to avoid unwanted motherhood. Below are some of the benefits of using condoms:

• Condom use avoids unwanted motherhood : Condoms are a very effective contraceptive. If used properly, they are 98% effective against pregnancy. Studies show that using a condom reduces the risk of pregnancy. You can improve the effectiveness of condoms by reducing the chances of contraception by following the steps given in the next part of this article.
• Condoms to prevent STDs : In addition to a method of birth control, condoms help prevent all kinds of sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis, gonorrhea, genetic moles and even AIDS. So, it is better to use condoms, even if you rely on other methods of birth control. This will increase your chances of contraception although no known method guarantees a 100% success rate.
• Condoms reduce the risk of cervical cancer : Condoms reduce the risk of cervical cancer by preventing the entry of HPV or human papilloma virus.
• Condoms have no side effects : All other birth control pills, such as birth control pills, birth control pills, contraceptive injections, intrauterine devices, have some side effects. This can damage your health. Birth control pills disrupt the menstrual cycle, which can lead to intermenstrual spotting (bleeding twice in the middle of menstruation).The long-term response is weight gain or amenorrhea. Women who regularly take birth control pills have been found to have a higher risk of stroke or heart disease. So it is easy to say that condoms are the best safe method of contraception.
• Condoms are easy to use, easy to carry, easy to obtain and painless : Condoms are easily available in stores. Like other contraceptives, it does not require a doctor's advice or prescription. They are very comfortable and painless and can be easily carried in the pocket.
• Condoms are a temporary contraceptive : If you and you are looking for a contraceptive like now and want a baby a few days later, you will choose a condom. Condoms are a completely temporary arrangement, which will not affect your fertility, you can have children as you wish.
• Condoms are cheaper : Compared to other methods of birth control, condoms are very cheap. Condoms are even available free of cost to reduce STDs in the country, courtesy of the Government of India.
• Condoms make sexual intercourse happier Currently different types of condoms are available to buy in the market. Depending on what type of condom you want, these can hold your sexual power longer or increase sexual pleasure. To increase sexual pleasure, the outer surface of some condoms is textured, while others may be coated with a chemical so that you can last longer.Which is slippery again. You can get a happy feeling by using a condom as there are no side effects and no need to go out just before the fall.

Types of condoms :

Different types of condoms are available. From the list below you can choose any one for your best pleasure and comfort: Different types of condoms are available. From the list below you can choose any one for your best pleasure and comfort :

• Regular condoms: made of latex or polyurethane; Available everywhere. 
• Thin condoms and ultra-thin condoms: Thinner than regular condoms, so provides better sensation. 
• Ribbed condoms: Fine ribs (high and low) are added to these condoms for better stimulation of both partners. 
• Different synthetic scented condoms: They are available in different scents such as mint, grapefruit, chocolate, etc. and are suitable for oral sex.
• Safe condoms or anti-sperm condoms: It has anti-sperm chemicals on the front end that reduce the risk of miscarriage and increase contraceptive action. 
• Large condoms: For larger sized penises. 
• Small condoms: For smaller sized penises. 
• Specially made condoms: Made in a special way to match the size of the person which does not match well with the commercially available condoms.
• Fall-delaying condoms: They contain a chemical (benzocaine) that reduces the sensitivity of the ends and prolongs the time of intercourse. 
• Strong condoms: They have a high density of skin, so do not tear easily. 
• Boiled condoms: Improves arousal and sexual pleasure. Long-lasting condoms: They contain chemicals (such as lubricants or benzocaine) that help extend the duration of intercourse.
• Textured condoms: have extra or rib-like textures for extra pleasure. 
• Oiled condoms: These are pre-oiled, which makes penetration easier. Sensitivity is also enhanced by lubricants. 
• Non-latex condoms: Those who are allergic to latex can use them.
• Non-latex condoms: Those who are allergic to latex can use them. 
• Bright condoms in the dark: Seen in the dark and can be easily used for intercourse at night. Vegan condoms: Animal products were not used to make these condoms.

Best Condoms :

The best condom brand names are given below, which are available in India year round. Choose your choice. 

• Durex Air is a very thin condom 
• Durex extra dotted condoms 
• Manforce dotted condom ribbed 
• Manforce Fragrant Condoms 
• Kamasutra Skin Natural Condom 
• Kamasutra elongated condom 
• Moods condoms 
• Score condoms 
• Plaguard condoms 
• Carax condoms

Uses of condoms :

Follow the steps below for best protection and effectiveness when using condoms:

1.  Carefully open the packet. Be careful not to scratch the nails on the condom. 
2. Do not open the packet with your teeth, as this may cause the condom to rupture, 
3. This time hold the condom with your finger. 
4. Push the foreskin of the penis backwards. Hold the condom with your finger over your hardened penis.
5. If you hear the sound of the wind, press it out with your finger. 
6. Slowly open the condom and bring it towards the penis.
7. If it doesn't open, you have misplaced the condom. In that case cancel this condom and take another condom. Follow the steps exactly.
8. Make sure the condom is fully open before intercourse. 
9. After intercourse, gently pull out the condom while holding your penis firmly. Do not pull the condom without touching the root, otherwise the condom will detach from the penis and the semen inside will fall out. 
10. Be careful not to let the semen fall out in any way, as it may damage the contraceptive process. 
11. This time throw the condom in the trash bin. Don't flash.

Female condoms vs Male condoms :

Male condoms are designed to fit over a firm penis, and female condoms are fitted to the size of the vagina inside the vagina. The two types of condoms are made of different materials so that they are comfortable for both sexes.

Men's condoms are usually made of very thin latex (rubber-like material) or polyurethane (plastic), while women's condoms are made of nitrile polymer (synthetic rubber). Both are highly effective contraceptives and prevent sexually transmitted diseases. The male condom, however, is slightly more effective and provides about 85% protection, while the female is 76% effective.

Sometimes men, sometimes women use condoms during intercourse. However, keep in mind that two types of condoms should not be used together. Men use condoms to hold on to the hard penis during intercourse, and women's condoms can be inserted into the body for a long time. There is no obstacle during the reunion. Pre-lubricated condoms are also available for women. However, due to its easy availability and low cost, most condoms are used by men.

How to wear female condoms?

Follow these steps for better functioning of female condoms: 

1.  Carefully open the packet so that the condom does not tear. 
2. Hold the condom in your hand, see there are two rings, one big and one small. 
3. Spread your legs and sit comfortably. 
4. Insert the small ring into the vagina by pressing with the thumb and the other finger.
5. Lift it as deep as possible with high pressure inside the vagina. 
6. Make sure you don't get hurt. 
7. The small ring will stay inside your vagina comfortably and completely. 
8. Now look at the big ring. It is on the open side of the condom. This will cover the area around your vagina, because its job is to protect the vagina.
9. Make sure the large ring is in the right place, not overturned or twisted. 
10. You can do this long before the reunion. However, make sure that the penis goes right inside the condom and does not get stuck in the condom and vaginal wall. 
11. After intercourse, carefully pull out the condom by twisting and pulling the large ring. Make sure that the semen does not get inside. Next, throw the condom in the trash can.

How safe are condoms?

Condoms are completely safe and easy to use. Condoms have no side effects on our sexual health or general health. However, some people may have allergies to latex, which may cause them some discomfort or some kind of discomfort. These types of people can use condoms made of polyurethane, which are equally strong and provide the same kind of protection. Natural condoms are also available, but they do not provide protection against STDs.

Some people think that using a condom reduces the pleasure and sensitivity during intercourse. In all these cases very thin or textured condoms, which are very irritating and give the same protection, can be used.

Some people think that a condom during intercourse is a boring experience and interferes with normalcy. Kei says that the time wasted reading condoms reduces the tension. In all these cases we would recommend the use of femidomes, as they can be left long before mating and they remain in the same place. These are just as strong and effective as men's condoms, so it's a good option.

But one thing to make sure is that male and female condoms should not be used at the same time. Failure to do so could result in a condom rupture.

Occasionally there is a risk of miscarriage or STDs if the condom is torn. These risks can be due to not reading condoms properly or putting too much emphasis on them. To avoid this, we recommend following the steps above and using a proper lubricant. Using a water-based lubricant with a male condom will smooth the joints and make the condom less likely to break.

Condoms can be damaged if oil-based lubricants, such as Vaseline or Petroleum Jelly, are avoided.

There have also been reports of condom failures, where condoms have been read correctly but miscarriages have occurred. This can happen if you use the wrong condom or an expired condom. To avoid this, always check the expiration date before use. Otherwise, do not keep the condom in a very cold or very hot temperature, keep it at a normal room temperature. Keep condoms away from heat, moisture and direct sunlight, otherwise damage may occur.

Do not reuse condoms or use two condoms at once.

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