Patient's question:
Hello! What is the liquid that comes out when a woman reaches orgasm?Doctor's answer:
Ejaculate fluid is mucus from the cervical canal, which is mucus from inside the uterus. It is a light-colored, transparent liquid with a pH of 7.5, weakly alkaline, and non-viscous. It is slightly more concentrated than saliva. However, not all women have the ability to "ejaculate." Even among those who do, ejaculation does not occur with every climax. Additionally, the amount of fluid secreted varies, ranging from a few drops to several spoons.