Ammy Jones
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There's no need to freak out if a condom breaks during sex, even if it may seem worrisome. Instead, to lessen your risk, you and your partner should handle the situation quickly and calmly.
First, throw away the broken condom in a trash can rather than flushing it down the toilet. Try to delicately remove it if it's stuck in the anus or vagina.
The female partner can go take a pee and allow any fluid, including semen, to run out if you've been having vaginal intercourse. She shouldn't try to wash or douche within the vagina.
If you've been engaging in anal intercourse, the other person should visit the restroom and bear down as if passing a stool to attempt to expel it.
First, throw away the broken condom in a trash can rather than flushing it down the toilet. Try to delicately remove it if it's stuck in the anus or vagina.
The female partner can go take a pee and allow any fluid, including semen, to run out if you've been having vaginal intercourse. She shouldn't try to wash or douche within the vagina.
If you've been engaging in anal intercourse, the other person should visit the restroom and bear down as if passing a stool to attempt to expel it.