What comes out of the penis?

During sexual intercourse, some liquid often flows out of men's penis, usually a transparent liquid. This situation is most likely to occur before sexual intercourse begins. The man's penis becomes erect due to stimulation, and then a small amount of liquid appears. This is usually prostatic fluid. It should be emphasized that this is a normal phenomenon and is usually not semen, so boys should not be surprised when encountering this situation.

What comes out of the penis?

Considering that it is prostatic fluid, it has a lubricating effect. If there is no discomfort, no special treatment is required. Pay attention to follow-up observation. If there is local discomfort, it is recommended to go to the hospital for timely treatment.

In this case, relatively speaking, if you wear a condom throughout the whole process, then generally in this case, the condom will not break after the end, so you will not get pregnant, so don't worry too much.

Considering that it is prostatic fluid, using condoms can effectively prevent pregnancy. It is recommended to use a pregnancy test strip to test whether you are pregnant half a month after intercourse.

The transparent substance that comes out when the penis is erect is secreted by the paraurethral glands, which are present in most men. Its main function is to lubricate the female vagina and help with sexual intercourse. There is no sperm in it, so don't worry about pregnancy.

Semen is composed of seminal plasma and sperm. Seminal plasma is the fluid secreted by accessory glands such as the prostate, bulbourethral gland, seminal vesicle, and paraurethral gland. Most of the fluid that has flowed out before is seminal plasma, but the presence of sperm cannot be ruled out. Therefore, there is still a possibility of pregnancy. It is recommended that those who may be pregnant buy a pregnancy test stick.

This is a normal physiological phenomenon. When a man's penis is erect, the corpus cavernosum of the penis swells and compresses a gland called the paraurethral gland in the penis, causing its secretions to squeeze out and hang at the urethral opening. This secretion, called "white drip", does not contain sperm, so there is no need to worry, and pregnancy will not occur.

It is semen without sperm, or semen with extremely low sperm content and not high enough concentration to cause pregnancy. Sperm is sperm that can only be seen under a microscope. It is a tadpole-shaped reproductive cell that carries various genes that can cause pregnancy. Semen is just a carrier of sperm. It is a viscous liquid with a certain temperature and concentration and has no direct relationship with conception.

This is a normal physiological phenomenon, usually caused by repeated external stimulation (such as kissing, caressing, chatting about sensitive topics with the opposite sex for a long time, watching or listening to relevant images, etc.), and the penis remains erect for a long time without ejaculation. It is okay if this phenomenon occurs occasionally, but if it happens frequently, it is easy to "break down", damage the prostate, and easily lead to male sexual dysfunction such as premature ejaculation. Therefore, when knowing that there is no condition for sex, try to avoid strong and long-term sexual stimulation, and do not keep the penis erect for a long time without ejaculation.