The vast majority of condoms used correctly will not result in pregnancy, but it can result in pregnancy if the following conditions are present. The first is that if you don’t use a condom during sex and use a condom when you are close to ejaculation, there will be prostate fluid secretion before ejaculation and the prostate fluid contains a small amount of sperm, so this situation will often lead to pregnancy. The second is that the condom is not checked for small breakages before using it, and once this happens, semen leaks out of the loophole, which can cause pregnancy. The third is that the condom is not the right size, which can cause the condom to slip off during sex, allowing semen to flow into the vagina, which can also cause pregnancy. Once this happens, it is advisable to take the oral emergency contraceptive pill to give remedy, otherwise there is a risk of pregnancy.