What is the white sticky liquid that women secrete?

We all know that when men and women make love, both sides will secrete some liquids. The main function of these liquids is to lubricate and prevent skin breakage due to friction. When women reach orgasm, their bodies will secrete a large amount of white sticky liquid. This is a sign that they have reached orgasm. So, what is the white sticky liquid secreted by women? The editor will give you a detailed introduction below.

Commonly known as "yin essence", it is one of the signs of a woman's orgasm. It flows out of the vagina as a white or milky white viscous liquid, which is very similar to men's semen, but with a different composition. Every woman will have "yin fluid" flowing out during every orgasm, and the amount varies depending on her physical condition and the intensity of her orgasm.

Female ejaculation is commonly known as vaginal ejaculation or squirting. It originated from Japanese and its academic English name is Female Ejaculation. It refers to the discharge of a small amount of clear fluid when a woman reaches or approaches orgasm during sexual stimulation.

To distinguish between semen and vaginal fluid, you must use a condom and then draw out a small amount of white liquid from the condom.

Some women will spray a small amount of colorless and odorless liquid from their urethra when they reach orgasm. Many netizens call this liquid "yin essence". The phenomenon of women spraying water is medically called "tide".

Blowing". Like male ejaculation, female "ejaculation" is also a physiological phenomenon.

A woman will feel incomparable pleasure when she squirts. At that time, she will almost faint. Sometimes she will feel like she can't breathe because she can no longer control herself. The pleasure kept hitting her from the center to the edge of her body, and she would moan from the bottom of her heart.

Because squirting can bring women intense pleasure, many men and women enjoy it and want to find out why women squirt. So what is the reason why women squirt? Why do women squirt?

Initially, Dr. Grafberg believed that the liquid being sprayed was not urine, but rather something similar to the prostate secretion before it becomes semen, based on evidence that it contained phosphatases that are rarely found in urine.

Dr. Ya Zhong questioned Grzegorz's theory. He believed that G's argument that it was not urine was unacceptable. Whether it is urine should be determined by how much urea it contains, but Grafberg avoided the question. Assuming that it is a liquid other than urine as he says, then there must be a place to store it other than the bladder. Furthermore, in order to squeeze out this fluid, there must be contracting muscle tissue, but there is none. For this reason, Ya Zhong believes that the sprayed liquid is most likely urine.

Experts point out that the fluid ejaculated during a woman's orgasm is likely to come from her own prostate. The female prostate is not a degenerate organ, but a fully functional organ with the same tissue structure as the male prostate, and its secretions have the same chemical composition as the male prostatic fluid.

The female prostate is located around the urethra, but it is wrapped in the urethral wall at the distal 1/3 of the urethra. It is shaped like a trapezoid with one end thick and the other end thin, and cannot be touched under normal circumstances. However, when a woman is sexually excited, she can feel a noticeable raised area on the front wall of the vagina near the vaginal opening. This is actually the female prostate that swells due to sexual excitement.