10 interesting facts about the condom

10 interesting facts about the condom

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In addition to being an easy-to-use barrier method, the condom is accessible to all public and very economical, even in Mexico it is given free of charge in some health institutions, which is why we present some interesting information about its use:

1- The condom is used to prevent pregnancy and the spread of some sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), such as HIV, gonorrhea, and chlamydia, from one person to another according to data from the Secretary of Health.

2.- In addition, of the vasectomy, the condom is the only method of birth control available for use by men by the SS, although approval for the commercialization of the male contraceptive pill is currently expected in the United States and England.

3.- Only latex and polyurethane condoms, and not those made from natural animal membranes, effectively prevent the spread of viral infections such as HIV, according to data from the Ministry of Health.

4.- The distribution of condoms that the Ministry of Health carries out through CENSIDA has been a constant since this program began in 1988.

5.- Its resistance and quality are guaranteed because all the quality control standards are involved in the tender of its manufacturing.

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6.- Between one and two billion condoms are used annually in the United States, where only 44 reports of allergic reactions associated with condom use have been received between the years of 1988 and 1991.

7.- Studies published by the Boston Children's Hospital show that latex condoms break only about 0.4%, that is, 4 out of every thousand, and those of polyurethane break 4.4% out of 100.

8.- Condoms should be stored in dry places, in low light, and at room temperature. High or low temperatures can weaken the material. Sunlight or moisture can cause more ruptures or tears.

9.- In the year of 1994, the government of Thailand promoted the 100% condom use campaign for sex workers, an action that increased the use of condoms dramatically from 14% to 94%, an event that also reduced the national level number of cases of sexually transmitted infections and HIV / AIDS infection in Thai soldiers.

10.- The most conclusive data regarding the effectiveness of condoms in preventing HIV infection are the results of longitudinal studies done to couples where one of them is infected with the virus and the other is not. Studies show that consistent condom use in such partners causes less than 1% of infections per year.