Myth vs Fact: Should two condoms be used to prevent pregnancy? This question often comes in the minds of common people. But is it right to do so? According to Dr. Gallo of Banner Health, using condoms correctly is the best way to reduce the risk of STIs and pregnancy. But if you use two condoms instead of one, this may increase friction and increase the risk of breakage due to improper fit. This will not prevent your pregnancy but it is possible that you could get pregnant.

It is completely wrong to believe that pregnancy can be prevented by using two condoms. The friction caused by rubbing two condoms together can weaken the material and provide less protection: Using two condoms does not prevent pregnancy. There we have given you some tips about STD prevention.

Using condoms during sex can help prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and pregnancy. But using two condoms won't give you extra protection. In fact, you should not use more than one condom at a time. The friction caused by two condoms rubbing together can weaken the material and make it more likely to break. When a condom breaks, the risk of STDs and unplanned pregnancy increases.

It is important to use a condom every time you have vaginal, anal or oral sex. Apply it before sex and keep it on the whole time. But condoms aren't the most reliable way to avoid pregnancy. Use another form of contraception, such as birth control pills. The only way to completely avoid pregnancy and STDs is to not have sex.