Patient's question:
How to be more safe when practicing contraception?Doctor's answer:
Female condoms are made of polyurethane and are coated with lubricant, resembling male condoms in appearance. They are inserted into the vagina with the closed end covering the cervix. Like male condoms, they are also single-use. The advantages of using female condoms are as follows:(1) Female condoms are easy to use and simple to master.
(2) They come in one size, eliminating concerns about fit, and are suitable for all age groups, including pregnant women.
(3) Female condoms are controlled and used by the woman herself, better reflecting her wishes and making it easier for her to protect herself.
(4) Female condoms are larger in size and cover a wider area, making them less likely to slip or break during intercourse. As a result, they can better fulfill the barrier function of condoms, more effectively preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases, especially providing highly effective protection against HIV.