| name | Male Condoms |
| Classification | Barrier Method |
| Pharmacokinetics | Not applicable; condoms are not absorbed into the body. |
| suggested dosage | Apply condom to erect penis before vaginal penetration. Use a new condom for each act of sexual intercourse. |
| indications | | 1 | Preventing pregnancy | | 2 | Reducing risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) |
|
| Safety in pregnancy | Safe to use during pregnancy. |
| Safety in breastfeeding | Safe to use during breastfeeding. |
| side effects | | 1 | Allergic reactions (rare) to latex or spermicide. | | 2 | Possible discomfort or difficulty with insertion/use (rare). |
|
| alternatives | | 1 | | alternative name | Female Condoms | | alternative description | A thin, flexible sheath placed inside the vagina to collect semen during intercourse. |
|
|
| contraindications | | 1 | Known allergy to latex or spermicides. |
|
| interactions | No known significant drug interactions. |
| warnings and precautions | | 1 | Ensure proper use and application for maximum effectiveness. Use only as directed. | | 2 | Check for tears or damage on condoms before use. Proper storage conditions prevent damage or degradation. | | 3 | Use a new condom for each act of sexual intercourse. |
|
| additional information | Condoms are available in various sizes, materials (latex, non-latex), and types. Different types of condoms may have added lubricants or spermicides. Always choose the type of condom based on preferences and comfort. |
| patient specific considerations | | age | 25 years old - No age-related specific considerations noted. | | weight | 70 kg - No weight-related specific considerations noted. |
|
