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Expired condoms....
Does having sex with expired condom mean there is a risk for HIV or is there just a bigger risk that the condom might break?
I highly doubt that the condom I used was expired but I am starting to get a bit worried. The condom did not break or slip off.
I highly doubt that the condom I used was expired but I am starting to get a bit worried. The condom did not break or slip off.
I understand that the head of the penis must be covered at all times, but is it a risk if the shaft touched vagina or anus?
One more question.
It's the tip of the penis that has to be covered at all times. If any part of the shaft was exposed to vaginal or anal intercourse, is that a risk?
It's the tip of the penis that has to be covered at all times. If any part of the shaft was exposed to vaginal or anal intercourse, is that a risk?
If it didn't break then you never had a risk and an expired condom is likely to have become weaker.Make sure you always check the date on a condom.All the best.
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