Patient's question:
What is the reason for the female vagina squirting during sex??？？Doctor's answer:
Female "ejaculation" is a normal physiological phenomenon and a manifestation of female sexual climax. The so-called "ejaculate" is a viscous fluid expelled from the urethra, but laboratory tests confirm that it is definitely not urine, nor is it the same as male semen; instead, it is similar to the secretion of the urethral glands. During the sexual response process, the secretion of the urethral glands concentrates in the middle and posterior segments of the urethra. At climax, with the contraction of the perineal muscle group and urethral smooth muscle, as well as the relaxation of the external urethral sphincter, women with less secretion may only discharge from the urethral opening, while those with a very high amount of secretion may spray it out. This phenomenon may be more appropriately referred to as "female climax ejaculation." However, the expression of sexual pleasure varies from person to person. It is unnecessary to deliberately pursue a standard—what matters most is mutual satisfaction and happiness.