Buy a condom, don't be careless

Condoms are the closest thing to a man's body, but it does not mean that every man can "control" them freely. It turns out that many men in Hong Kong have been "cuffed" by condoms, which are bought in the wrong size and direction.There are a lot of people who give up halfway. Some doctors say that patients have been infected with sexually transmitted diseases due to the use of inappropriate condoms, or have lost the original intention of contraception, resulting in "killing people". In addition, some people may be impotent due to the tight condom.
 
Condom manufacturers have been advertising on the streets to increase public awareness.
 
According to Hong Kong's Sun newspaper, men are always faster than women at shopping, especially when it comes to condoms: Most men will pick up and pay from a convenience store or supermarket in "9 seconds 9 seconds" to avoid embarrassment, regardless of whether they fit.When in doubt, it is difficult to buy a condom that does not fit.
 
In the use of many problems, but often have no door for help,or it is difficult to talk
 
Buying a condom that doesn't fit and running into problems with it, often without access to help or without talking about it, is an ongoing but rarely discussed problem that afflicts millions of adults.
 
"When buying condoms in supermarkets or convenience stores, men have no way to ask the cashier for help."Mr Tang Kwok-wing, who was in charge of a condom shop in Hong Kong three years ago, acted as a condom consultant for clients based on his "clinical" experience with numerous clients. He has had many clients who are not fit for their condoms seek his professional advice on condoms.
 
"I have clients who come to me and buy condoms because they can't find them in their size on the market."He estimates that about 5 percent of his clients have encountered problems with condoms that do not fit well. Some of them are confused about the size of their condoms, some buy condoms that are too big for them because they are "fake", and some ask for help because they have repeatedly encountered a "condom" that does not fit properly and cannot be found by various brands.
 
Too tight can damage the penis tissue
 
"Size matters, and even a millimetre difference in circumference can make a big difference."Tang said the standard size of condoms used in Hong Kong is 52 millimeters. Among the clients he has contacted, some people need larger than the standard size of condoms, namely 54 millimeters.And smaller than the standard size is also a large number of people, namely the circumference of 51 millimeters.Larger, more standard condoms are sourced from Europe and Russia, while smaller, more sophisticated ones are sourced from Japan.
 
As for the size of the condom, Deng met a most "on" the customer: "Once there was a customer, often come to me here to buy different sizes of condoms, he said that has not been able to find a suitable size, even the largest size of XXL also tried but to help him find some European countries size.
 
The guest joked that when he couldn't find a condom to fit, he would have surgery to shrink his penis.
 
The use of ill-fitting condoms will not only affect the man's self-determined "status symbol", but also make the user uncomfortable, reduce the contraceptive function, and may even lead to sexual impotence, the consequences of serious, can not be ignored.
 
"From a medical point of view, the use of too tight condoms, the penis will be damaged, resulting in the failure to lift."Dr Chan Siu-hoon, Chairman of the Department of Urology at CUU, pointed out that frequent use of a condom that is too narrow will cause penile ischemia and hypoxia of the tissues and nerves in the penis. If the injury is to the cavernosum, it will lead to impotence and even impotence in some cases.
 
Too wide increases the chance of sexually transmitted diseases
 
The use of too tight condoms, there is a risk of impotence, but the use of too wide condoms, there is a potential danger.
 
Dermatologist Lim Ying-ming said that some people buy condoms that are too large, feel they do not fit and simply abandon them, or because the condom does not fit and increase the direct contact between the penis and the vagina, semen is easy to flow out, reduce the effectiveness of contraception, but increase the risk of sexually transmitted diseases (such as gonorrhea).
 
"There was once a patient who put on a condom that was too large in the erection state. After it entered the woman's vagina, it returned to a semi-erection state. The condom remained in the woman's body, and the condom had to be removed with the assistance of a colpanoscope."