Had a vaginal sex with prostitute with condom but condom was covered only half portion i, e 50% or 60% of the penis and after ejaculation condom was pulled out by holding the tip of the condom where sperm stored not by rolling down. Is it safe or unsafe?

Dr. Mukul SaldiSexologist26yrs exp

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Not wearing the condom properly means up to some extent, it's unprotected sex. Engaging in unprotected intercourse can pose several dangers and risks to individuals involved. Here are some potential consequences: unwanted pregnancy: one of the most immediate risks of unprotected intercourse is unintended pregnancy. Without the use of contraception or barrier methods, the chances of conception are significantly higher, especially during the fertile period of the menstrual cycle. This can lead to unplanned parenthood and potential challenges related to raising a child. Sexually transmitted infections (stis): unprotected intercourse puts individuals at a higher risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections. Stis such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes, human papillomavirus (hpv), and hiv can be transmitted through sexual contact. These infections can have long-term health consequences if left untreated and may require medical intervention. Hiv/aids: human immunodeficiency virus (hiv) is a sexually transmitted virus that attacks the immune system, leading to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (aids). Unprotected sexual intercourse, especially with an infected partner, increases the risk of contracting hiv. Hiv/aids can have severe health implications and requires lifelong management. So, you should be extra careful with your protection next time.  

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Dr. M S HaqueSexologist38yrs exp

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Engaging in sexual activity with a condom, even if it doesn't cover the entire penis, reduces the risk of sexually transmitted infections (stis) and unintended pregnancy compared to not using a condom at all. However, it's important to note that using a condom properly is the most effective way to reduce these risks. If the condom was pulled out by holding the tip where the sperm is stored, there is a possibility that some semen could have come into contact with the vaginal area. While the risk may be lower compared to not using a condom, there is still a potential for transmission of stis or pregnancy. It's advisable to seek medical advice and consider getting tested for stis. 

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