Patient's question:
Hello everyone. Recently, I bought condoms from a small pharmacy. But after coming home, my wife asked me a very important question: Are the condoms from the small pharmacy hygienic? Could there be residual sexually transmitted diseases or HIV in the condoms??Emergency!! Please help me, doctors. First follow-up question: How can I tell if such condoms are registered with the family planning authorities?
How can I identify them? I have no way to tell with these condoms.
Does anyone have any good methods? SOS!!!
Doctor's answer:
In pharmacies and supermarkets, you can buy condoms. Hospitals' dermatology and venereal disease departments, family planning commissions, etc., all provide free condoms. First, you should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude. As everyone knows, assisted reproductive technology causes significant harm to men, so it's important to seek treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, pay attention to dietary issues—stick to a light diet and avoid foods. Additionally, regular follow-up visits may be necessary when needed.