Men secrete fluid when they are aroused

Many male friends find that when their penis is erect and aroused, a small amount of fluid will flow out of the urethra, and they worry that this is an abnormal phenomenon. The fluid that flows out of the urethra during arousal is actually the male friend's prostate fluid, which does not contain sperm. Its main function is to lubricate the glans penis to prepare for sexual intercourse. This is a normal physiological phenomenon.

This is a normal physiological phenomenon. When a man's penis is erect, the cavernous tissue of the penis expands 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 is the man's prostatic fluid, which does not contain sperm. Its physiological function is to lubricate the glans penis and prepare for sexual intercourse. This happens to any man when he is sexually excited and his penis is erect.

Can the fluid that men secrete during arousal cause women to get pregnant?

The fluid that flows out when a man is excited cannot rule out the possibility of causing a woman to get pregnant. Most of the fluid that flows out when a man is excited is prostatic fluid. Prostatic fluid is secreted when a man is excited to lubricate and clean the urethra, and it is conducive to the discharge of semen. Therefore, it is possible that it contains a small amount of sperm, or semen that remains in the urethra during the last ejaculation, which is discharged at the same time. At the same time, the secretion of prostatic fluid also has a lubricating effect. Lubrication can reduce the resistance of the male genitals entering the vagina during sex, and greatly reduce the pain of women.

What are the misunderstandings in sexual life that can lead to pregnancy in women?

Contraception during the safe period: There is a saying in life that three days before the menstrual period and seven days after the menstrual period will not result in pregnancy if you have unprotected sex three days before the menstrual period and more than seven days after the menstrual period. This is a wrong concept, because some women will have fluctuating ovulation dates due to environmental and emotional factors. And sperm can survive in the female uterine cavity for up to three days, so the possibility of pregnancy cannot be ruled out.

Ejaculation outside the body: During sex, if the man does not wear a condom but ends up ejaculating outside the woman's body, this behavior can also lead to pregnancy. This is because during sex, the prostate fluid secreted by the man contains a small amount of sperm. At the same time, if the ejaculation is near the vaginal opening, it may flow into the vaginal opening. If the male genitals enter the vagina again, sperm may be brought into the vagina.

Repeated use of condoms: During sexual intercourse, if a man uses a condom again after using it, the condom may be damaged, allowing semen to leak out, or the penis may become smaller, creating a gap that causes semen to leak out.