Most condoms are latex. There are lamb skin condoms, Trojan carries some, and they’re supposed to be for people who have reactions to latex condoms.
It’s also possible to have a reaction to any lubricants, flavors or “warming” gels on the condoms. You can buy regular condoms and a water-based lube if you don’t have a latex sensitivity that you’re aware of.
If you can avoid condoms altogether, iuds are great alternatives. There’s nonhormonal ones as well.
If you’re currently having an allergic reaction, take a shower, wash with a non scented or very lightly scented soap and take a Benadryl or allergy med of your choice. Also can sit on an ice pack. If you’re still having a reaction after a day, call your medical provider or go to an urgent/immediate care.
It’s also possible to have a reaction to any lubricants, flavors or “warming” gels on the condoms. You can buy regular condoms and a water-based lube if you don’t have a latex sensitivity that you’re aware of.
If you can avoid condoms altogether, iuds are great alternatives. There’s nonhormonal ones as well.
If you’re currently having an allergic reaction, take a shower, wash with a non scented or very lightly scented soap and take a Benadryl or allergy med of your choice. Also can sit on an ice pack. If you’re still having a reaction after a day, call your medical provider or go to an urgent/immediate care.