What's wrong with the man's lower body?

It is well known that when a woman's body is stimulated, vaginal mucus is produced, which is very effective in promoting penile lubrication. Therefore, it is normal for women to have secretions from their lower body during sexual intercourse. However, some men have found that in addition to semen, there is another substance similar to water in their lower body. So what is the reason for men's lower body secretion?

1. It depends on which part of the body it is. If the penis is erect for a long time, it is normal for fluid to flow out of the urethra. It is mostly prostatic fluid, which is related to the penis erection for a long time and sexual excitement. If there are no other abnormal symptoms, you can observe it temporarily and don't worry too much. Pay attention to relaxing your mood, avoid adverse stimulation, and don't watch pornographic videos or read pornographic books.

2. In this case, you should consider whether there is an inflammatory condition caused by a urinary tract infection, which leads to more secretions, which may be accompanied by polyuria and frequent urination and pain. It is recommended to go to the urology department for a check-up to see what kind of bacterial infection is, do a drug sensitivity test to determine, and then take corresponding antibiotic treatment. Note that you can use 1:5000 potassium permanganate bath treatment, remember to drink more water to flush the urethra wall, and pay attention to hygiene.

3. The main cause of varicocele is due to the defect or incomplete closure of the varicocele valve, which causes blood stasis in the varicocele. People with the habit of masturbation are prone to varicocele. Since varicocele can easily affect sperm motility and cause male infertility, varicocele does not necessarily require surgery. According to the patient's condition, if there is still a desire for fertility and the following conditions occur, such as oligospermia, weak sperm, dead sperm, sperm liquefaction and abnormal sperm, surgery is necessary. Varicose veins of the lower limbs have obvious morphological characteristics, which can be clearly diagnosed through general physical examination. However, as mentioned above, it is still necessary to identify the internal causes of varicose veins to provide a basis for clinical diagnosis and treatment. Venous ultrasound or angiography should be performed when necessary.