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Couples use condom for the contraceptive. After all condoms is highest rate of contraceptive rate. But the incorrect way of remove the condom can decrease the chance of contraceptive rates.
Safe sex is not just about the wearing condom properly and having sex with condom. It is more about that. If you know about the benefit of condom and you should also know about the correct way of removing condom.
After having a successful sex and ejaculation, you should follow these steps.
After ejaculation, the erect penis will loosen immediately. That why, you should be quick. If you hold the condom for 15-30 minutes after ejaculation, it is not good. Remove the condom immediately after the ejaculation.
You should not wait for penis softness. If penis get soften, it get difficult for you to remove the condom safely.
When you are ready to remove condom. Hold the penis in the downwards direction. And you have to remove condom in the downward direction. Hold condom’s tip with one hand and hold base of condom with other hand,. Roll down the condom till the middle and slide it if from the penis.
Remember, do you pull off the condom from the tip. You should be slow while roll down and slide off.
If you feel any leakage of sperm or wetness, then you need to prepare for back up. Ask your partner to have some birth control pills.
If you don’t feel any wetness, then still you should check condom carefully that there is some leakage or not?
Condom is full of sperm, so do not flush. Condom is not a thing that goes in flush.
You have to thrown in garbage. It is environment friendly. Directly throw in garbage is not a etiquette, so wrap used condom in the some paper and throw in details.
Do not think to re use condom, still if there is no leakage. It is hygienically not good for body. You should use a new pack of condom in every new activity.
Know the possible and right time to remove condom from penis.
Men should immediately remove the condom, just after the ejaculation. It is no good to wait. It decease the chances of condom’s contraceptive method.
It is said that “is it okay if there is no sperm leak”, but the truth is the size of sperm is 50-60micrometer, which is not visible by naked eye.
Even the condom is fits snugly or does not leaked properly, but there a good chance that it gets leaked unknowingly. So it is good to remove condom just after ejaculation and make distance with the vagina to save egg from get fertilize.
Condoms are extremely thin with their material. It is probably 0.02 to 0.05 mm in thickness. If you nail stretched the condom, you may unknowingly damage the condom. Do first, you should handle it careful and second if you know that there is starch over the condom, then immediately remove the condom and replace with new condom.
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Remove the condom correctly. A used condom still poses the risk of pregnancy and illness. Don't spill everywhere. You don't want to spend twenty minutes cleaning up, much less eighteen years raising a child.
Remove the condom so that fluids do not spill. If you're not careful, removing a condom will make a big mess, and possibly increase the risk of unwanted pregnancy or infection. Pay attention to what you're doing to avoid mishaps.
For a male condom, remove with the tip pointed down. If you pull off just by the ring of the condom, it can come off inside-out. Pull from the tip, and gently ease the ring off. [1]
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Condoms with a reservoir tip are specially designed to help retain fluids at the tip of the condom, and they may help during this process.
For a female condom, squeeze and twist the outer ring so that the fluids do not leak out. Pull the condom out gently. The inner ring of the female condom should help to hold any fluids in. [2]
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Beyond this initial removal, the process for disposing of both male and female condoms is the same.
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Tie the condom off. The same way you tie off a balloon, you should tie off a condom. Make a loop near the opening, and pull the ring of the condom opening through this loop in order to seal it off. This will help to limit odor as well as spillage.
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Wrap it up. Put the condom in a piece of tissue or a paper towel. This will help keep your hand clean, as well as keep it from being unsightly in the trash. It will also help to deter bugs.
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Put it in the garbage. There is no better place to put a condom than in the garbage. [3]
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Everywhere else is likely to cause problems. Save yourself the trouble; put it in the trash.
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Take out the trash. For the comfort of guests or those with whom you share living spaces, take the trash out. If you leave a used condom sitting around, it can begin to smell. A used condom can also be quite unpleasant to see unexpectedly. So for discretion's sake, empty out the garbage bin.
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Choose the right condom. Condoms are most commonly made from latex, polyurethane, nitrile, polyisoprene, or lambskin. Each has advantages and disadvantages. All should be disposed of in the same way. They go in the garbage. With condoms, there's no real way to avoid the landfill. Get a biodegradable latex condom or lambskin condom if you're worried about the earth. [4]
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Latex condoms are the most common. They are durable and inexpensive when compared to other condoms. However, some people are allergic to latex condoms.
Polyurethane is stronger than latex and can be made thinner. They are a suitable replacement for people with latex allergies. However, they are more brittle and expensive than latex condoms.
Nitrile feels a bit like latex and is relatively inexpensive. This material works very well for female condoms.
Polyisoprene is relatively new material. It is made by putting latex rubber through a process to remove allergens. It is expensive, but it is still, though rare, possible to be allergic to it.
Lambskin condoms are able to prevent pregnancy, but not HIV. Natural membrane condoms are not proper protection from sexually transmitted infections. Those seeking to prevent the transmission of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases should choose a latex, polyurethane, nitrile, or polyisoprene condom.
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Do not flush it down the toilet. [5]
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It will likely clog. You will need to hire a professional to fix it. That can be expensive and potentially embarrassing.
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Do not throw it outside. This is littering. It is also a bio-hazard. A pet could bring it back inside, or try to eat it, causing health problems. Young children might play with it and become sick.
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Do not compost biodegradable condoms. They will take a very long time to breakdown. [6]
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Composting condoms can also attract animals. Not only are wild animals hazardous, the condom, if ingested, can cause the animals harm. Even pets may be drawn to it. Though some condoms are biodegradable, and can theoretically be composted, the potential problems created by using condoms for compost makes them unsuitable for most situations.
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Do not recycle condom wrappers. Unfortunately, the foil wrappers around condoms are not recyclable. It will need to go into the trash bin with the condom.
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Do not recycle condoms. They cannot be reused or recycled. Though there are people developing tools to do so, the technology isn't quite there yet.
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Disposing of a condom is more involved than you think. Though there is only one good place to dispose of a condom, the act of disposal merits much thought. Don't risk pregnancy or infection by improperly disposing of your condoms.
The content of this article is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, examination, diagnosis, or treatment. You should always contact your doctor or other qualified healthcare professional before starting, changing, or stopping any kind of health treatment.
To dispose of a condom safely, start by pulling it off gently from the tip rather than rolling it off from the top. Once you've removed it, tie it off at the top to prevent any spillages. Wrap the condom in a paper towel or tissue to prevent it from being unsightly in the trash. Then, put the condom in the trash and take the trash bag out, since a used condom starts to smell after a while. For tips on what to avoid doing when disposing of a condom, read on!
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Male (External) Condom Use Fact Sheets
DO use a condom every time you have sex.
DO put on a condom before having sex.
DO read the package and check the expiration date.
DO make sure there are no tears or defects.
DO store condoms in a cool, dry place.
DO use latex or polyurethane condoms.
DO use water-based or silicone-based lubricant to prevent breakage.
DON’T store condoms in your wallet as heat and friction can damage them.
DON’T use nonoxynol-9 (a spermicide), as this can cause irritation.
DON’T use oil-based products like baby oil, lotion, petroleum jelly, or cooking oil because they will cause the condom to break.
DON’T use more than one condom at a time.
DON’T reuse a condom.
Carefully open and remove condom from wrapper.
Place condom on the head of the erect, hard penis. If uncircumcised, pull back the foreskin first.
Pinch air out of the tip of the condom.
Unroll condom all the way down the penis.
After sex but before pulling out, hold the condom at the base. Then pull out, while holding the condom in place.
Carefully remove the condom and throw it in the trash.
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