How do men know what size condom they want to use
Andrologists can often hear men complaining that wearing a condom is inappropriate or uncomfortable. A study by Indiana University in the United States found that this was mainly due to the fact that men did not choose the right model. Andrology experts suggest that men must understand their size before buying condoms. For example, after a certain erection, you can use a thread around the middle of the penis to get the circumference of the penis, and then divide it by 2 to get the width of the penis, and then buy it. In addition, it is best to buy a small pack of condoms every time. On the one hand, it is easy to store and not easy to deteriorate; on the other hand, if it is uncomfortable, it will not be distressed when it is disabled.
"Recently, most research has focused on how people evaluate their sexual satisfaction when using condoms." The head of the Sexual Health Research Working Group and Associate Professor of Indiana University Michael Rees said, "But our research shows that more people are Complain about condoms. Because the size and shape of the penis are very different, and the size of the condom available is very limited, men often feel uncomfortable, which in turn affects their initiative to use. "In the study, Rees and his colleagues designed A questionnaire called "Condom Size and Feeling Values" was asked to be filled out by men. "Most of them have expressed their concerns about condom length, width and elasticity," said Debbie Hebernick, deputy leader of the Sexual Health Research Working Group. The results of the study show that 21% of men feel that condoms are too tight, 18% feel too short, 10% feel too loose, and 7% feel too long.
Rees said that the main purpose of this research is to help condom manufacturers notice some problems and try to tell men: "You have the right to choose a condom that is more suitable for you."
