During intercourse, a condom may accidentally break. To prevent the onset of unwanted pregnancy, a woman needs to take a number of precautions. The main thing here is to hurry.
Necessary
- - soapy water;
- - acidic solution;
- - oral contraceptives.
Instructions
Step 1
Take an upright position. In this way, you can try to avoid sperm getting into the fallopian tubes. Sperm flows out of the vagina by gravity without meeting the egg. But you should not rely on this method alone - other operations should be performed as well.
Step 2
Wash your external genitals with soap. These actions will be effective in about the first ten minutes immediately after the end of intercourse. During this time, the sperm has not yet begun to move towards the egg - it is still liquefied by vaginal secretions. Using soap will help stop this process - this is how the sperm are neutralized.
Step 3
Perform douching. If for some reason you did not have time to use the first two methods, another operation should be performed to prevent pregnancy. As soon as possible after intercourse, it is necessary to create an environment for the spermatozoa in which fertilization is impossible. To do this, change the acid-base balance, that is, the pH, of the vaginal mucosa. Prepare a special solution - a tablespoon of lemon juice, vinegar in half a liter of warm water. Using this solution, do douching, that is, "flushing" the genitals. An acidic environment significantly reduces sperm motility. Before you apply the solution, be sure to taste it. It should be slightly sour, if the taste is frankly sour, you cannot use the solution - it is so easy to burn the vaginal mucosa.
Step 4
Use postcoital contraception. They are effective for unprotected intercourse, and are convenient to use if the condom breaks unexpectedly. Check with your gynecologist to determine which of these remedies will work best for you, and always have a small supply in case of unforeseen sex without contraception.
