12 Myths About Condoms

There are still many people are reluctant to use condoms because the real reason is a myth. And condoms can prevent transmission of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) if there is one that is not healthy.
Condoms are protective devices during sex made from materials such as latex rubber or polyurethane which one end is open.
Condoms are used to protect people from STDs (sexually transmitted disease / STD) such as AIDS, syphilis and others. It also helps couples to avoid unwanted pregnancies.
As reported by the GeniusBeauty, Tuesday (11/05/2010), the following 12 myths about condom use:
1. Buying condoms is embarrassing
There are some people who think like that, buying condoms is a shameful thing. If you are embarrassed to say 'buy condom' to the seller, then you can buy condoms at the supermarket, so do not be embarrassed to buy it.
2. Transmission of infection or pregnancy can occur even with using condoms
If you use a condom correctly, it can minimize the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases or pregnancy prevention.
3. Condoms must be purchased by men
The logic is that memakailah a must buy. But in fact, more than 35 percent of consumers who buy condoms are women.
4. Using condoms affect the enjoyment
Condoms are made of thin, elastic and durable, which practically does not reduce the enjoyment at all. In addition, there is also equipped with a lubricant condoms, especially with water-based materials, which is recommended for those who experience orgasm problems.
5. Using condoms painful
Almost all condoms have a silicone or water-based lubricant, which prevents pain during use. If you have experience pain during sex, then you should consult with a physician to perform sexual health checks, instead of linking the pain with a condom.
6. Sex without a condom is healthier because there is an exchange of hormones
True, having sex without a condom can treat depression in women. But the negative effects such as unwanted pregnancy, abortion or sexually transmitted diseases may occur, and this could result in more unhealthy.
7. Married couples can have sex without a condom
Viral infections can not only be transmitted through unprotected sex bergonta couples, but also in public transportation, swimming pool, gym, and others. In the long run, Herpes virus can suddenly 'wake up', which are passively held by almost every organism.
8. There are two condom sizes, small (Asia) and large (the West)
Condoms can be divided into three groups depending on size, 48-50 mm, 51-53 mm, 54-56 mm. The length of a typical condom is 19-20 cm.
9. Awkward to tell your partner when going to use condoms
Many people think that if they ask their partners to use condoms, they would be offended. In fact, the proposal is extra care on the health of their partners. In addition, the event of condom use, could be a special moment that will enhance harmonious relationships.
10. Using a condom is better equipped with the cream, or gel lubricant
That is not true. Despite the fact that certain gels and creams can cause itching, allergic reaction or burnt, they may also have effects that can damage latex condoms and lubricants.
11. All condoms have tiny holes, so it can transmit the AIDS
Condoms are obtaining sales permits must be tested hermiticity and inflammation, which proves the absence of holes in condoms.
12. Condoms interfere with sexual spontaneity
If you and your partner agree to use condoms from the beginning, then it will not interfere with the spontaneity of your sex.