Condom

Condom is a closed fitting oily rubber sac that men
wear in their erected penis before sexual intercourse to prevent sperm from
fertilizing the female egg.

How you can achieve it

Get the condom ready before the time of sexual
intercourse. Check if the date has expired or not and check for tear.

Safety

Condom is 88% – 99% safe

Advantage

i.
It is affordable

ii.
It is conveyable

iii.
Easy to get or purchase

iv.
No prescription is necessary

v.
No side effect

vi.
Helps to prevent S.T.Ds or H.I.V.

vii.
Involves men in family planning

When not effective (disadvantages)

i.
When the condom tears

ii.
When it has expired

iii.
When it is dry and not oily

iv.
In a state of weak erection

v.
When you want to discontinue family planning

vi.
When it is not properly stored

How to use a condom

Before sexual intercourse carefully take the condom
out of the package and check for tear and expiring date. Then do the following

i.
Stimulate the penis for strong erection

ii.
Tear from fringe edge of the condom

iii.
Use your left hand to hold to tip as you use
your right hand to roll it to fit in the erected pennies. This will allowance
for sperm, during ejaculation.

iv.
After ejaculation, hold the condom at the base
of the penis and draw from the vagina before losing the erection.

v.
Always use a new condom for each round of sexual
intercourse, to avoid the rise of sperm escaping to the vagina

vi.
Dispose the condom in a pit toilet or bury it
underground after use.

What to do

Report to your service provider:

a. Continuous weak erection

b. No sensation

c. Irritation as a result of
being allergic to rubber