Prostatic fluid discharge without erection

Under normal circumstances, after a man's penis is erect, it will secrete prostatic fluid. This is a normal phenomenon, so male friends should not worry too much. Prostatic fluid is also a substance mainly secreted by the prostate. At the same time, prostatic fluid is also an important material component of male sperm. However, some men will find that their penis secretes prostatic fluid even though it is not erect. What's going on?

Sometimes prostatic fluid can flow both with and without an erection.

Sexual arousal does not necessarily lead to an erection! Especially for patients who masturbate!

When sexually excited, the glans penis will always secrete a transparent or milky sticky substance.

That is the prostate fluid that flows out during sexual excitement!

Sexual excitement can trigger urination reflex and overexcitement of the prostate. Sometimes, when the prostate is already engorged and swollen, it will also engorged and swollen to a certain extent, leading to the overflow of prostatic fluid.

This is a normal physiological phenomenon!

Prostatic fluid is the secretion of the prostate. The secretion of prostatic fluid is controlled by male hormones, and the daily secretion volume is about 0.5 to 2 ml. It is an important component of semen and one of the seminal plasma components in semen, accounting for about 1/10 to 1/3 of the ejaculated semen. 1/6 is about 0.5 ml. In the ejaculation sequence, prostatic fluid is one of the leading components of semen. The protein content in prostatic fluid is very low, mainly containing high concentrations of zinc ions, acid phosphatase, protease, fibrosis, spermine, aliphatic polypeptides, etc. Among them, protease and fibrosis have the effect of promoting semen liquefaction. The detection of acid phosphatase and citric acid can help judge the function of the prostate and whether there is cancer.