Condoms can prevent pelvic inflammatory disease

As we all know, condoms are used to prevent accidents during sex, which is also a way to protect women. However, men are less and less willing to use condoms to get temporary pleasure, which not only increases the chances of pregnancy, but also increases the risk of pelvic inflammatory disease.

Scientific research has found that using condoms during sexual intercourse can not only avoid unwanted pregnancy, but also prevent female pelvic inflammatory disease.

Regular use of condoms can prevent or reduce female pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory disease can cause pelvic pain and may also lead to female infertility. Pelvic inflammatory disease is a disease that endangers women's health. Female friends must do a good job of daily protection.

"Until now, many researchers have focused on condom use and condom use to reduce sexually transmitted diseases, but few have studied the role of condoms in preventing bacterial sexually transmitted diseases and pelvic inflammatory disease in women. This study demonstrates that condom use by men can reduce recurrent pelvic inflammatory disease in their female partners."

Nowadays, the increase in female pelvic inflammatory disease patients has nothing to do with men. Rough and frequent sexual behavior is harmful to women. Doesn't the crazy surge in female abortions in recent years also confirm this situation? Experts remind most female friends: learn to love yourself!