Penis discharge after erection

The male reproductive organ in adulthood is a very mysterious area. It is very likely to encounter various changes in this reproductive organ. It will feel unfamiliar at the first time, especially when the penis is stimulated, it will cause ejaculation due to sudden excitement, so there will be symptoms of water discharge, which is also a normal phenomenon.

After being sexually stimulated, the penis will naturally prepare for ejaculation due to sexual excitement. Just as women secrete fluid to lubricate the vagina, men's bulbourethral glands also secrete bulbourethral gland fluid to lubricate the urethra and glans. This is mainly to prepare for ejaculation to prevent the urethra and glans from drying out, preventing normal ejaculation, or causing pain during ejaculation.

The discharge of fluid is a normal physiological phenomenon. When a man's penis is erect, the corpus cavernosum swells, pressing on a gland in the penis called the paraurethral gland, causing its secretions to squeeze out and hang at the urethral opening. This secretion is the male's prostatic fluid. It does not contain sperm. Its physiological function is to lubricate the glans and prepare for sexual intercourse. This happens to any man when he is sexually excited and has an erection.