What's going on when a man has clear liquid coming out of his lower body?

Women often have fluid flowing out of their lower body. In comparison, it is not common for men to have fluid flowing out of their lower body. However, there are some men who have transparent fluid flowing out of their penis. When encountering this situation, many boys will be particularly worried and afraid of developing male diseases. In fact, this is very likely a normal phenomenon. For example, the prostatic fluid that everyone is familiar with is a transparent fluid.

What's going on when a man has clear liquid coming out of his lower body?

Transparent fluid from the penis may be prostatic fluid. It often increases significantly after erection. In addition, white mucus after urination may be caused by prostatitis.

When a man becomes aroused, what flows out of his penis is prostatic fluid and part of the semen, and what is ejaculated during arousal is semen.

Guidance:

The consideration is correct. The transparent liquid secreted before is prostate fluid and part of semen. If it is not prevented, even if ejaculation does not occur inside the female body, it may cause female pregnancy. Condoms need to be used before the penis touches the female vagina to avoid pregnancy.

That is prostatic fluid. It contains a small amount of sperm.

Guidance:

Generally speaking, if you use condoms correctly, you will not get pregnant.

That's prostate fluid. Not sperm. No, it's possible to get pregnant.

Guidance:

If you don’t want to get pregnant in the future, it is recommended that you wear a condom.

What flows out during arousal is semen, and if you don't take any contraceptive measures, you can get pregnant.

Guidance:

If you have sex with a condom, you will not get pregnant as long as the condom does not break.

When a man and a woman have sexual intercourse, secretions do not necessarily mean semen. When a man is sexually aroused, secretions appear. This is prostatic fluid and does not contain semen.

Suggestions: However, when sexual arousal is at or near climax, a small amount of semen will flow out into the vagina as the vas deferens contracts. Although the amount of semen is small, it contains the most sperm, so conception is possible.

Normally, sperm and egg can meet, the egg can be fertilized and develop, and the fertilized egg can be implanted in the endometrium at the appropriate time, and finally conception can be successful and develop into a fetus.

Suggestions: Depending on the situation, if you have sex during the safe period and ejaculate outside the body, you will not get pregnant.