Sperm cannot be ejaculated and flows out

Many couples have experienced the situation of sperm being discharged from the woman's vagina during intercourse. If you don't know much about sex, you will be easily frightened by this situation, mainly because you worry about affecting the woman's chances of getting pregnant. In fact, sperm leakage does not mean that the man has not ejaculated into the woman's vagina, but this situation is a very common normal situation.

In daily life, many people do not have a good grasp of sexual knowledge, and it is easy to make jokes during sex. When a man reaches climax during sex, he will ejaculate, and after the penis softens, the penis will withdraw from the vagina. At this time, the woman will find that semen will be discharged from the vagina. For couples who want to have children, they will be very worried about the discharge of semen from the vagina. In fact, this worry is unnecessary. It is a common phenomenon that semen will flow out of the vagina after sex.

Many men, when they see their wives’ vagina discharge semen, think that their semen has not entered their wives’ uterus. In fact, this situation does not happen at all. As long as the man ejaculates during sexual intercourse, the semen will enter the woman’s vagina. Under normal circumstances, the semen that men ejaculate each time is about 2-6 ml. And this semen contains countless sperms, but only about 15-50 of these sperms can enter the woman’s uterus. The rest of the sperm will flow out of the woman’s vagina along with the semen, but this will not affect the woman’s chances of pregnancy.

Semen often flows out of a woman's vagina. In addition to being related to the angle of ejaculation of men's semen, it is also related to the liquefaction of men's semen. Under normal circumstances, men's semen will basically become liquid in about 5-10 minutes after being ejaculated from the body. This is why semen flows out of a woman's vagina after sex. If you want to avoid this situation, you can raise the woman's buttocks during sex. After sex, women should also lie flat for about half an hour. Only in this way can the loss of semen be effectively reduced.