Why does fluid leak out during an erection?

Men's penises often have erections. In addition to erections during sexual intercourse, some young and strong men also have erections on a regular basis. For example, they are prone to morning erections when they wake up in the morning. These are all normal phenomena. When the penis is erect, some fluid often flows out. If it is not just semen, what could it be?

Why does fluid leak out during an erection?

Normal phenomenon. Men secrete fluid when they are sexually stimulated. It is composed of fluid provided by the seminal vesicles, prostate, bulbourethral glands and the abdomen of the vas deferens, and is a component of semen.

The discharge comes from the glomerulonephritis gland or from a nearby gland. This discharge enters the urethra (the tube that carries urine and semen through the penis) near the base of the penis. This is a normal physiological reflex.

Suggestions: It is mainly a reflection of prostate stimulation. If there is no frequent urination or urgent urination, it is not prostatitis. Be careful not to have sex too frequently. Usually, pay attention to not smoking and drinking, not sitting for a long time, eat more meat, exercise more, and live a regular life. In this way, the situation may improve.

It may be normal or it may be caused by prostatitis. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for routine prostate examination and prostate B-ultrasound examination. After a clear diagnosis, reasonable treatment can be received under the guidance of a doctor.

This is a normal reaction of a normal man.

Suggestions: These fluids are secretions from the reproductive glands, which lubricate the urethra in preparation for ejaculation.

This is a normal physiological phenomenon. The corpus cavernosum of the penis becomes engorged and erect, forcing the bulbourethral glands to secrete a small amount of colorless and transparent liquid, which is bulbourethral gland fluid, and prostatic fluid. This is a normal physiological phenomenon.

It may be secreted by the bulbourethral gland and is a part of semen. It is a normal physiological reflex that occurs after erection. It is not a disease and does not require treatment.

Suggestions: Keep your vulva clean at ordinary times, do not wear tight underwear, change and wash underwear frequently, and avoid masturbation.

Most patients with chronic prostatitis are not satisfied with the treatment results. There are many treatment methods for chronic prostatitis, which is a special phenomenon not found in other diseases. Commonly used methods include antibiotic treatment, physical therapy, α-receptor antagonists, repeated prostate massage, muscle relaxants, botanical Chinese medicine, etc.