Patient's question:
My friend has recently become obsessed with watching adult movies, especially the scenes of sexual intimacy. He says that when men achieve sexual happiness, they ejaculate. He mentions that when he sees the actresses in the movies having orgasms, they also spray a lot of water, which he finds very curious and always asks me about it. He wants to know how long it usually takes for women to "wet" (ejaculate). Actually, I'm not quite sure either. What kind of help do I need: How long does it usually take for women to "wet"?Doctor's answer:
How long does a woman start to produce lubrication: Generally, lubrication or secretions are produced during orgasm. Female sexual climax is similar to male climax—females achieve it through stimulation of the clitoris, while males achieve it through stimulation of the glans. There are usually several physiological manifestations: the female clitoris swells and protrudes, twitching with climax. The female vaginal sphincter contracts intermittently. Female vaginal secretions increase. Female muscles briefly become rigid. Women may shout or unconsciously make moaning sounds. After climax, women do not, like men, immediately return to a non-orgasmic state; instead, they often remain immersed in the experience, which is called "afterglow." Some women experience muscle relaxation after climax, which may cause temporary feelings of leg weakness. Some women experience a significant surge of secretions during climax, known as female ejaculation, which primarily originates from the Skene's glands.