Nearly half the people who participated in the survey claimed to use condoms use condoms, which do not fit resulting in injury, slip or irritation of the penis. This is because the men do not like buying condoms labeled 'small' and prefer to buy that are labeled 'major'.
The researchers based the findings in more than 400 men aged 18-67 years. All participants were recruited through newspaper ads and websites. The men were asked to fill out questionnaires about the most recent measure of condom use in sex with a female partner.
Research reports published in the journal Sexually Transmitted Infections found that 45% of participants claimed to have been using an ill-fitting condoms when having sex during the last three months.
These poor people also have the possibility of two times greater injury or slip and five times more likely to experience irritation of the penis due to a small embarrassed to buy condoms in accordance with the size of the penis.
Worryingly, men are also twice as likely to report difficult to achieve orgasm with their partner due to using a condom that does not fit it. Men are also twice as likely to remove condoms before sex relationship is finished.
Researchers from the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction, Dr. Bill Yarber, worried that pornography has damaged the image of the body, so that men feel embarrassed to wear a condom small size.
He called for public health care or the marketing of condoms to take steps to address the problem of this sensitive penis size.
"Men will not buy condoms labeled 'small' or 'extra small'. Maker of condoms is recommended to start replacing the smallest size to 'big' and then replace with the label 'extra large' for a medium-size and so on. Of course, do not be label 'medium' or 'extra small', "said Dr.. Yarber .
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