Contents:
- Medical Video: Condoms - How to Choose the PERFECT Size and Feel
- If the size of the condom you are using is not right, here are the signs ...
- 1. Too small
- 2. Too big
- 3. Too long
- 4. Pain when used
- So how do you choose the right condom size?
Medical Video: Condoms - How to Choose the PERFECT Size and Feel
Choosing the right condom size is one of the important considerations before you have intercourse. Similarly, choosing pants, sizes that are too big or too small will make the wearer uncomfortable. Likewise in condom selection. Because, adjusting the size of a condom can affect the satisfaction of you and your partner when making love.
So, is the size of the condom you are using right? Try checking through the following signs.
If the size of the condom you are using is not right, here are the signs ...
1. Too small
Condoms on the market are currently available in various sizes. Starting from small, medium to large. Usually, most condom products are made with a size that is longer than the size of the penis. On average, the length of a man's penis during an erection is around 14-15 cm, while the length of the condom will be increased to a minimum of 2-3 cm to give space to the penis and also to hold sperm during ejaculation.
Well, your job is to consider the size that fits your penis. Do not let the condom you buy do not fit; like too narrow when worn, or even too short to be able to "wrap" all parts of your penis. The right penis should be able to close to the base of the penis.
Because this can inhibit blood circulation around the penis, which ultimately causes erectile dysfunction (impotence). Another risk that may occur when you use a small condom size is to tear when used. As a result there can be things you want to prevent, such as pregnancy. Even worse, it can increase the risk of transmission of venereal disease.
2. Too big
According to Dr. Brian A. Levine, chairmanColorado Center for Reproductive Medicine, reported by Self, the size of a condom that does not fit the penis does not provide maximum benefit as a contraceptive.
If the size of the condom is too large compared to the penis, the condom will easily escape when penetrating. This certainly can increase the risk of pregnancy. Other risks if the size of a condom is large include a condom left in the partner's vagina to cause venereal disease.
So if your condom is easy to release when having sex, consider choosing a smaller size condom.
3. Too long
Note the difference in the size of the condom that is "oversized" and "extended". Condoms that are too large or loose refer to the diameter that exceeds the size of the penis. While the size of a condom that is too long refers to the rest of the condom that exceeds the length of the penis, so it looks like it is rolled up.
If this happens, it's better not to use it! Because, during sex erection will be difficult to occur and in the end you can not reach orgame to the fullest.
4. Pain when used
Basically, condoms that hurt when used are caused by a smaller size than your penis. Maybe there are some men who actually choose a condom with a small size, the goal is to get a more "pleasant" sensation.
Even though they are unaware, this can inhibit the ability of the penis during erection. Quoted from Everyday Health, a recent survey states that there are about 32 percent of men who experience erectile problems because condoms are not right. One of them is caused by pain when using it. Of course you don't want this to happen, right?
So how do you choose the right condom size?
After you know the signs that are seen if the condom size is not right, now the question arises, namely: how to know if the condom I use is the right size?
The answer is to find condoms of the right size when used; not narrow, not loose, not short, and most importantly comfortable when used. However, make sure there is still a little space left at the end of the condom so that your ejaculatory fluid can be accommodated properly.
It does take a few trials until you find the size that matches your penis. However, for the sake of fluency during intercourse, why not?
Ideally to find the right condom size, you can take a penis measurement. This includes the length, width or diameter, and thickness. Remember, take measurements when the penis is "tense" or erect, not when "soft" because you will only get the minimum size.
