What happens if I feel something coming out after sex?

After sex, both men and women will feel something flowing out. This is actually a very normal phenomenon. If it is a man, it may be that the semen was not completely ejaculated, and it will slowly flow out after sex. If it is a woman, it may be vaginal secretions, or the man's semen has flowed out. In short, don't worry too much when encountering this situation, it is mostly normal.

What happens if I feel something coming out after sex?

1. What is the reason for fluid discharge after sex?

After intercourse, liquid flows out, one is the man's semen, and the other is the woman's vaginal secretion.

Women should pay attention to observe. If the color of the flowing liquid is normal and there is no peculiar smell, there is no need to worry too much. On the contrary, if the liquid increases for no reason, changes color, or has a peculiar smell, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.

2. Will sperm leakage after sex affect pregnancy?

The posterior fornix deep in the vagina can store semen, but not more than 2 ml. The amount of semen ejaculated is generally 2-6 ml, plus vaginal secretions, a total of 3-8 ml. If it exceeds its capacity, the semen will overflow.

Sperm will encounter various "checkpoints" during its movement, and not many sperm can reach the fallopian tube. Some people who want to get pregnant put a pillow under their hips to prevent semen from leaking out. In fact, the sperm that overflows from the body are just sperm that have failed in the competition and are of no help in conception. There is only one sperm that can actually cause conception, but there are more than enough sperm in the semen that enters the uterine cavity.

3. Is it better to have more secretions after sex?

The amount of vaginal discharge can be as much as 20 ml. Of course, too little or too much vaginal secretion is not good. The amount of "love fluid" and the degree of vaginal lubrication are affected by many factors, including hormones in the body, age, physical condition, emotions, environment, health status, sexual experience, and the feelings of both lovers. In other words, the amount of vaginal secretions is not affected by subjective consciousness to a large extent. Subjectively, one cannot arbitrarily control the increase or decrease of such secretions.

Causes of vulvar itching after sex:

1. Allergy to condoms (or external contraceptive drugs): Condoms are a chemical product and a small number of people have allergic reactions to them. Women experience itching in the vulva, congestion and erosion of the vaginal opening and vaginal walls, and a significant increase in secretions from the vulva and vagina. Men experience unbearable itching on the glans penis, leading to local tingling, and even congestion, edema and erosion of the glans penis.

2. It is semen allergy: male semen itself is an allergic substance. If the wife has an overly sensitive constitution, an allergic reaction is likely to occur. The main symptoms are itching of the vulva, sometimes with mild congestion and edema. A small number of people may experience chest tightness, palpitations, or systemic "wheals".

3. It is an allergy to leucorrhea: Leucorrhea is composed of cervical fluid mixed with some endometrial and fallopian tube exfoliated cells and vaginal secretions. During sexual intercourse, cervical fluid and vaginal secretions increase, and the amount of leucorrhea also increases. There are many antigenic substances in leucorrhea that can become allergens. If the husband has an allergic constitution, it will also cause an allergic reaction.

4. Sexual stimulation caused by secretions: During sexual intercourse, secretions from the sexual organs (leucorrhea, semen, menstrual blood, smegma, etc.) are stained on the vulva, then dry and adhere to the local skin and mucous membranes, causing itching and discomfort.

5. Vaginal infection: Vaginitis caused by Trichomonas or fungi can also irritate the vulva and cause itching.