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Condoms are a type of contraceptive used during sexual intercourse to prevent pregnancy and reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). They are made of thin, flexible material and are put over the penis or into the vagina before sexual intercourse.

History of condoms:

Condoms have been used for centuries and there is evidence that they were used in ancient times. Early condoms were made from materials such as animal intestines, leather and linen and were primarily used to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted infections. The modern rubber condom was invented in the late 1800s and has since undergone many improvements in terms of design and material.

Types of condoms:

  • Latex condoms: These are the most common type of condom and are made of latex rubber. They are effective protection against pregnancy and STIs, but can be damaged by oily lubes.
  • Polyurethane condoms: These condoms are made of a type of plastic and are a good alternative for people who are allergic to latex. They are also effective in preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
  • Polyisoprene condoms: These condoms are made of a synthetic material that is similar to latex but does not cause allergic reactions in some people. They are an effective means of preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
  • Female condoms: These condoms are inserted into the vagina before intercourse and provide protection against both pregnancy and STIs.
  • Flavored condoms: These condoms have a flavored coating that can make oral sex more pleasurable. However, they are not recommended for vaginal or anal sex as the sugar in the coating can cause infections.
  • Textured condomsTexturedcondoms: These condoms have ridges, bumps or other textures that can increase sexual pleasure for both partners.


Condom use:

It's important to use condoms correctly for them to be effective. If you use a condom, it should be unrolled on the erect penis before sexual contact. It should also be used with water-based lubes, as oil-based lubes can damage the condom. After ejaculation, the condom should be carefully removed and disposed of in the trash.

In summary, condoms are an important means of preventing unwanted pregnancy and reducing the risk of sexually transmitted diseases. There are many different types of condoms, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. It is important to use condoms correctly and consistently to ensure they are effective.

Condoms for anal sex

Condoms are also recommended for anal sex as they can protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and reduce the risk of pregnancy. However, it is important to know that anal sex can put more strain on a condom than vaginal sex. That's why it's important to choose the right type of condom and use it correctly.

When using a condom for anal sex, it's important to choose a strong, durable condom made of latex, polyisoprene or polyurethane. Flavored or textured condoms are not recommended for anal sex as they can increase the risk of condom breakage. It is also important to use a water-based lube, as oil-based lubes can damage the condom.

If you are using a condom for anal sex, you must make sure that it is used correctly. The condom should be unrolled over an erect penis before sexual contact. It should also be used with plenty of water-based lube to reduce the risk of it breaking. After ejaculation, the condom should be carefully removed and disposed of in the trash.

It is also important to know that condoms do not provide 100% protection against sexually transmitted diseases and that some sexually transmitted diseases can be transmitted through skin contact. In addition to using condoms, it is important to practice safe sex by getting tested regularly for STDs and using other protective measures, such as dental dams, during oral sex.