What about female condoms

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Now there are more and more people suffering from female condom allergy. My best friend is worrying about another problem recently. She and her husband are active late breeders. In fact, they just don't want to have children at such a young age. Her theory is that youth will be lost after starting to raise children. After having children, they will have no world of their own. They will have to live for their children and lose themselves. And my best friend doesn't want to end the world of her husband and herself too early. But her husband is allergic to the lubricant on the condom and can't wear a condom. So she came to our best friends for help. During this period, I also learned a lot of knowledge, now knowledge sharing.

What about female condoms

First of all, it must be understood that not everyone is suitable for wearing condoms. The lubricating oil on condoms is generally edible grade dimethyl silicone oil, unless you are not buying cheap goods from regular manufacturers. However, some people are allergic to these lubricants. So when using it, it's best to determine whether you have allergic constitution first, and stop using it immediately once you find allergic constitution.

Second: do not want to wear condoms, you can choose to take contraceptives or contraceptives.

Third: take contraceptives if contraception is not successful for the baby may be harmful, so here is not recommended. IUD or IUD can be considered, before the ring to determine whether they are allergic to contraception, for example, if someone is allergic to the metal segment pregnancy ring, then you can only choose some non metal segment pregnancy ring.

matters needing attention

Must go to the regular hospital to do! Don't go to those unknown small clinics. You have to be afraid to know what you get for every cent. In addition, it is also recommended to use the method of calculating women's safety period for contraception. This contraceptive method is naturally harmless and does not cost money. I don't know how to calculate it. I can check it or consult a gynecologist.