When it is hard, there will be a transparent liquid. When boys are excited, transparent liquid will flow out.

Male erection is a normal physiological phenomenon, because the male penis is mainly composed of the corpus cavernosum. When the male body has physical desire, the penis will be erect. When the male erection occurs, the penis will also produce a stream of transparent mucus. Most men think that this transparent mucus is semen, but it is not. Next, let's introduce to male friends what the transparent mucus produced during erection is.

Many male friends do not know what the clear liquid that flows out during sex is, whether it is semen, whether it contains sperm, or whether it will make their partner pregnant. As a result, they are in a state of panic, and end up becoming more and more nervous during sex, which affects the relationship between the couple and is more likely to affect their own physical health.

1. What is the transparent liquid that comes out when a man makes love?

In fact, the transparent liquid that flows out of men during sex is the bulbourethral gland fluid. When the male penis is stimulated and aroused, the bulbourethral gland fluid is a transparent, colorless, viscous liquid that flows out of the urethra. It is secreted by the male bulbourethral gland and is weakly alkaline. For men, don't be nervous about the appearance of bulbourethral gland fluid. Relax your mind so that you can have a more harmonious married life.

2. Is the bulbourethral gland fluid semen? Are there sperm in the bulbourethral gland fluid?

Bulbourethral gland fluid is not semen and does not contain sperm. Bulbourethral gland fluid is mainly secreted by the bulbourethral glands. The daily secretion of adult men is about 0.5 to 2 ml, and most of it is usually excreted with urine. During sexual intercourse or masturbation, the secretion of bulbourethral gland fluid in adult men will increase significantly.

3. Is the bulbourethral gland fluid harmful?

The bulbourethral gland fluid is beneficial to male sexual intercourse. An acidic environment is harmful to semen. The bulbourethral gland fluid will eliminate the acidic substances left in the urethra by urine, allowing semen to be produced in a more favorable environment. The female vagina is also an acidic environment, and the bulbourethral gland fluid will moderately change the acidity of the vagina to promote the survival of sperm.