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The first thing to do, is not to panic, think clean sperm for reasons of personal hygiene (in case of ejaculation if you noticed too late that the condom had cracked). If the condom has cracked before ejaculation, there are anyway the same risks that if it cracks after: the woman can contaminate the man, and the pre-cum (secreted by the man before ejaculation) can be contaminating and contains sperm.
But in any case, if the condom has cracked, whether before or after ejaculation you must ask 2 questions:
If you do not take any other method of contraception than the condom (pill, IUD, ...), then go the same day or the next day in your pharmacy to ask for the pill the next day. It is available without a prescription, under the name of Norlevo or EllaOne, and is 65% covered by Social Security.
Above all, take it as soon as possible after the condom break, at most 3 days later, because its effectiveness decreases with time. It is reliable at about 75%.
And in any case, if you notice a delay in your period even after taking the morning after pill, do a pregnancy test.
If you’re using a condom with a partner you’re not sure of because he’s not your regular partner and you did not do both the HIV test, then you have to go to the emergency room. hospital. Attention, a partner who tells you I am "safe", is not necessarily: if it is a person you met recently, that she did not take the HIV test, then distrust, she says perhaps this is to reassure you, but on your side nothing is safe and you can not trust him on such a high risk.
So go to the emergency department as soon as possible, where a doctor will assess the risk of contamination and may prescribe emergency treatment for exposure to HIV: it is a treatment to be taken for a month that stops the spread of the virus and prevents the contamination. It must be taken very quickly, no later than 48 hours after the condom break.
Obviously, it will then be necessary to make a test in the weeks that follow to be definitely sure (e) not having contracted a sexually transmitted infection.
Condoms are made of a natural material, latex (sometimes also Sensoprene or Polyurethane) which has exceptional strength despite its finesse. But sometimes this is not enough, especially if you do not take the right precautions before putting it on:
Then, we must pay attention to the establishment of the condom:
If all these instructions are respected, the bad luck to see the condom crack are much weaker. But unfortunately it happens anyway.