The possibility that you remain pregnant despite condom use is very small, but that does not mean it is impossible. Supposedly if condoms are used properly, pregnancy can be prevented. However, during sex there are many things that can happen so that male condoms become ineffective in preventing pregnancy.
If the penis has touched the vaginal area before putting on a condom, the sperm present in the men's semen may find a way to the uterus and fertilize the egg even though penetration has not been made. Or when the penetration progresses, the condom unintentionally escapes from the male penis.
** In addition, male condoms that are damaged or leaked during penetration are also at risk of causing pregnancy. Usually the risk of pregnancy despite condom use will also increase if women do not use other contraceptives such as pills and KB injections or vaginal rings.**
