What should I do if my glans cap keeps falling off?

Some men wear condoms during sex, and sometimes condoms fall off. What should you do if the condom keeps falling off? The main reason why condoms often fall off is that the size does not match. Condoms also have different specifications. Men can choose the right condom according to the size of their penis. Here are some condom models and ways to prevent condoms from falling off.

1. What happens if the condom falls out?

The main reason why condoms fall off is that the size does not match. There are two reasons why condoms fall off in the vagina:

a. The condom used is too large;

b. The man fails to withdraw the penis and condom from the vagina in time after ejaculation, causing the condom to fall off after the penis shrinks;

c. Too much semen. Semen itself has a lubricating effect. Be sure to pinch the mouth of the condom tightly when pulling out after ejaculation, otherwise it will easily fall off.

Among them, the mismatch of condom "size" is the main cause of slipping.

Condoms can be divided into four types according to the diameter of the opening: large, medium, small, and extra small. The opening diameter is 35 mm for large, 33 mm for medium (circumference is about 104 mm, width is 52 mm), 31 mm for small, and 29 mm for extra small. Users should choose the appropriate type according to their personal situation. If the condom is too large, it is easy to fall off in the vagina during sexual intercourse, resulting in contraceptive failure; if the condom is too small, it will cause discomfort and easily break. Generally speaking, when using a condom for the first time, use a medium size first. If it is not suitable, switch to a large, small, or extra small size. At present, the vast majority of condoms in China are medium in size, and the nominal width on the package is 52 plus or minus 2 mm (half of the circumference of the opening). If you are looking for a smaller size, you should look for it among Japanese or Korean products.

2. Will the condom fall off?

If you buy a condom that is too big, it is very likely to fall off. In fact, it is very common for condoms to fall into the body. The wrong size or too intense movements can cause condoms to fall into the body. After a condom falls into the body, many people's first reaction is to rinse the vagina with water to rinse the condom out. However, they do not know that this is likely to push the condom deeper, so do not rinse the vagina before taking out the condom.

If a condom falls into the body, don't panic. Go to the toilet to urinate first. The female vagina and urethra are very close, and the muscles of the lower body will contract when urinating. It is possible that the muscles will move and the condom will be expelled when urinating. If the condom is not expelled when urinating, don't get up in a hurry. You can sit on the toilet for a while to let the semen and condom flow out together. If it really can't flow out, this step can also make the condom as close to the vaginal opening as possible, making it easier to take out.

If the above methods do not work, you can only take it out manually. First, wash your hands and trim your nails. Then lie down and use two fingers to gently insert into the vagina to find the condom. Once you find it, pinch the condom with two fingers and slowly pull it out. If you still cannot take the condom out after trying the above steps, it is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment immediately. If the condom is left in the body for a long time, it will breed a lot of bacteria, which will lead to various gynecological diseases. So don't ignore your health for the sake of temporary face problems.