The role of male condoms can cure immune infertility

In fact, when men and women have sex, there are many ways to prevent pregnancy, and condoms are one of them. So, what is the role of male condoms?

(1) Prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases:

Using condoms can avoid direct contact between the genitals of both sexes, thereby preventing sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis, gonorrhea and genital warts.

(2) Treatment of certain immune infertility:

Some infertile women have anti-sperm antibodies in their bodies. After sexual intercourse, sperm enters the cervical mucus, and the antibodies in it can cause sperm to agglutinate or stop, preventing it from ascending into the uterine cavity, thus leading to infertility. If condoms are used for 3 to 6 months, contact with semen can be temporarily cut off. After the titer of anti-sperm antibodies in the woman's body decreases, pregnancy can be expected in a short period of time after condom use is stopped.

(3) Auxiliary treatment for certain male sexual dysfunctions:

Using condoms for men with premature ejaculation can reduce the local excitement of the glans penis and help prolong the duration of sexual intercourse.

(4) Others:

Preventing the smegma from contacting the cervix may help reduce the incidence of cervical cancer. Of course, this is not an active measure. Treating phimosis, prepuce hyperplasia and maintaining good vulvar hygiene are the fundamental methods. In addition, some women are allergic to their husband's semen. Using condoms during sexual intercourse can prevent allergic reactions.