Condom contraception, too, has the possibility of failure. In clinical use condoms can lead to contraceptive failure when the following problems occur: first, not to do the whole contraceptive, individual patients do not choose to use condoms when they first start to have intercourse, only when they start to ejaculate, this situation is the possibility of pregnancy. Because, before the male ejaculates, there may be prostatic fluid outflow, which will contain a small amount of sperm, the woman will have the chance of conception. Secondly, when a condom falls off or is broken, the patient has the possibility of conception. If the condom falls off or is broken, there will be semen outflow, so there is a chance that the woman will conceive. Patients are advised to always check for condom breakage or dislodgement after having intercourse with condoms. If this is the case, it is necessary to take emergency contraceptive pills or intrauterine insertion of birth control ring to remedy the situation.