Is it normal to have discharge during an erection?

In the sexual life of men, the problem of male erection needs attention, and we will find that when men have an erection, some secretions come out. However, some people do not understand the physiological common sense very well, so they think this is an abnormal phenomenon. But in fact, when men have sexual impulses, it is normal to have secretions when they have an erection. This is why during sexual life, condoms should be worn when erect, as secretions will also contain sperm.

When men have sexual impulses, the fluid secreted by the paraurethral glands and other glands will increase abnormally. It is normal for it to flow out through the urethra. Of course, it is healthy if there is no secretion. This secretion comes from the urethra or from the glands next to it. This secretion enters the urethra (the tube that transports urine and semen through the penis).

Near the base of the penis. During arousal, secretions from different organs gather in the prostate gland and mix together. According to speculation, for men who have no secretions before ejaculation, their uroglomerular glands will still produce secretions, but they will mix with other components in the semen during ejaculation instead of flowing out of the penis in advance. If there is also abnormal secretion at ordinary times, the possibility of urogenital inflammation cannot be ruled out.

If you only have discharge when you are sexually excited and your penis is erect, then it is normal and does not require treatment. If you have discharge on a regular basis, it is recommended that you go to the hospital's urology department for a checkup and symptomatic treatment.

The above is some introduction to secretions during erection. Through these introductions, we will find that it is normal for men to have secretions when they are erect, but if abnormal secretions occur when there is no erection, then you need to consider whether it is caused by a urinary tract infection.