Patient's question:
Ask the expert, does a condom have the effect of killing sperm? During sex, my husband must wear a condom to enter. But because I hope to have the next generation, I will remove the condom later to allow ejaculation into the body. But I don't know if this can lead to pregnancy? First follow-up question: Please clearly answer whether it will affect pregnancy under normal circumstances? Are there other methods? Second follow-up question: Please clearly answer whether it will affect pregnancy under normal circumstances? Are there other methods?Doctor's answer:
Hello. Most condoms do not have spermicidal properties, while liquid condoms have antibacterial functions. Introducing 2.5-5ml into the vagina before or after sexual activity can prevent pregnancy. If you want to have children, it is better to use water-based lubricants directly, as it is difficult to remove condoms when the penis is erect. Condoms can effectively prevent bacterial transmission and unintended pregnancy, making it essential to choose reliable-quality condoms. The brands in the market vary, so it is best to purchase genuine products with guaranteed quality.