My girlfriend and I used a girl condom now it burns for both of us?

Question

She put in a girl condom (that you put it and let it melt) and we starting having sex, in the middle of sex it felt like some of the condom went in me and started to burn really bad, i pissed and it still burned. She after a minute or two also went piss and it started to burn her as well?

Is this normal?

Can anyone get me some help here please??

Answer 1

quit using them you and your girlfriend are allergic to them.

Answer 2

That's not a "girl condom." Female condoms are made of polyurethane. For more information on female condoms, look at http://www.femalehealth.com/theproduct.html

What you and your girl used is Vaginal Contraceptive Film. It is made with spermicide (probably Non-oxynol-9). Spermicides are well known for being irritanting and causing allergic reactions. Worse yet, they can make women more vulnerable to vaginal infections and HIV because the stuff causes microscopic tears in the vaginal lining.

Non-oxynol-9 is a mild detergent, meaning it acts like soap. To works by dissolving the sperm's cell membrane, thus killing it. But that ability to dissolve sperm cell membrane also means it can damage other cells, too.

Spermicide is still on the market because well, it doesn't hurt most people, and it does what it was made to do: kill sperm. But it's not a great product.

AVOID SPERMICIDES AT ALL COST. As a health professional, that is the best advice I can give you. Go back to using plain latex condoms (or polyurethane if you are latex-sensitive) with a nice water-based lube. No spermicide!

Answer 3

Male and Female Condoms

Condoms are barriers that prevent sperm from entering the vagina. Condoms are also the best way for sexually active people to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Always use a condom if you or your partner has other sex partners. Condoms are available for both men and women.
Male condoms fit over the penis. They are made of latex, polyurethane, or animal tissue. Some are coated with a spermicide (nonoxynol-9). Of 100 women whose partners use condoms, about 15 will become pregnant in the first year of typical use. Only two will become pregnant with consistent and correct use.

Female condoms fit into the vagina and over the vulva. They are made of polyurethane. Of 100 women who use female condoms, 21 will become pregnant in the first year of typical use. Five will become pregnant with consistent and correct use.

Advantages of Condoms

Condoms are inexpensive.
Women and men of any age can buy them without prescription.
Condoms can be used during vaginal or anal intercourse and for oral sex.
Female condoms don't require a man to stay erect.
Condoms may help a man last longer.
Disadvantages of Condoms

Some people feel condoms dull sensation.
Some men feel condoms make them too self-conscious to stay erect.
To increase the effectiveness of Condoms

Use one every time you have sex.
Be sure to use lubrication to increase sensitivity and help prevent rips and tears.
Use only water-based lubricants with latex condoms.
Put the condom in place before the penis goes in or near the vagina.
Leave a half-inch space at the end of the male condom to catch the sperm and reduce the chance of the condom breaking.
When using a male condom, be sure to withdraw the penis from the vagina before the penis softens. Hold the rim of the condom against the penis during withdrawal to make sure the condom doesn't slip off and spill semen into the vagina.
Only use a condom once.
Read and follow the instructions that come with the product you use - each one may have different directions.
Condoms are not recommended for women and men who

Are unable to use them correctly every time they have intercourse.
Are uncomfortable about touching their sex organs.
Have allergies to latex, polyurethane, animal tissue or spermicide coatings. Signs of allergy include:itching, burning, or swelling of the areas touched by the condom or spermicide; a rash or redness; and rarely, a severe, overall, body reaction to latex

Answer 4

Did it have nonoxinol 9 on it? Many people get reactions to this. Also you could be allergic to the condom itself.