Expired condoms (so long as they are still in their proper packaging) are not likely to give you any kind of infection in and of themselves. The expiration date on condoms reflects the fact that the latex used to make them breaks down over time; past the expiration date, condoms are more likely to break or leak.
There is a possibility that expired condoms might give you infection. As I have personally experienced it (itching) at the end of the (head) because, some of the oil that comes with condoms might be expired; Therefore, You will be using a expired condom or as I call it (oiled nylon). Best tip by it before you actually meet up with your intercorse partner.
No one has actually figured out the chances of using an expired condom, but one thing is sure. An expired condom has a much greater chance of breaking, which can cause pregnancy. Don't take the chance.
There are no exact figures, but the chances of HIV infection using a condom is minimal (2% condom failure rate).
well if you are a boy wear a condom it will work , but if its expired than it wont work.. if your a girl they do have condoms but you have to shove it in there so the boys should wear a condom.
If you use an expired yeast infection cream just discontinue use and get a new cream. It's unlikely to cause you any problems so no need to worry about having used the expired cream.
because then if your willy has any infections, they are not passed on to the female.
it is not supposed to with the proper use of the condom. Sometimes female urinary infections does not have to do with their sexual activities.
yes i could give u an infection
yes
Yes because her "juices" are on it which could be infectious
Yes. But only if the condom broke or was expired. You should also be on some kind of birth control pills. I reccomend Yaz . With both, pregnancy is at such a low rate you have no need to worry.
Same way pregnancy can happen with a condom on: sharing fluids prior to putting condom on, leakage of fluids with condom, tears/holes in condom, to name a few. Condoms do a good job at lowering the risk of spreading chlamydia, but they're not perfect, even when used perfectly.