when girls have an orgasm, the liquid comes out, what is it called?

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Girls are not able to have orgasm after having circumcision, right?

Answer 1

Depends: Mostly that fluid is given nicknames such as "spooge". The liquid comes from glands with in the vagina called skene's glands. The fluid is a combination of mucous and other liquids produced by the vagina.

Answer 2

Normal discharge: Due to arousal and orgasm, the vagina becomes wet due to fluid expressed through the walls of the canal (transudate). At orgasm, bartholin's glands and skenes glands secrete a white/milky discharge in response to sex. This is normal. Some women "ejaculate". This is the release of urine/secretions through the urethra with orgasm. Some say it's due to gspot activation. This is not fully undertood.

Answer 3

Various answers: The answers are various. It could be a hormonal problem. It could be a social interpersonal problem. There are treatments but a full office evaluation is necessary.

Answer 4

It's complicated: While relationship issues and emotional distractions can certainly be a factor, there can sometimes be physical issues that make it uncomfortable, and sometimes there can be hormonal factors. Whatever the problem it can then feed on itself and make it go from bad to worse. If this is a concern then a full exam with appropriate lab studies is indicated.

Answer 5

Orgasm: For women it is normal not to see anything come out of the vagina with orgasm. For men, it is normal to see an ejaculate fluid come out of the penis, except in the cases of retro-grade ejaculation where the fluid passes backward into the bladder.

Answer 6

Sexual response: Women will have rhythmic contractions of the uterus and the pelvic floor muscles that are pleasurable. There is no substace being produced or expelled from your body. You will produce mucus for lubrication during the excitement phase to allow for comfortable penetration.

Answer 7

Medications: The most common reason to be able to get an erection but not acheive orgasm is medication - usually anti-depressants. Other medications can also cause this (blood pressure, for example) but usually they also interfere with erections.

Answer 8

Low T, High P, Meds: Low testosterone, high prolactin, frequent masturbation, stress, and medication are just some of the common causes. If the problem persists, it is time to call your family doctor.

Answer 9

Retrograde?: Some men, especially on some of the stronger medicines ("mellaril" / thioridazine was most famous) will ejaculate backwards into the bladder. It is not dangerous, but if it is troublesome, a urologist can offer help. Most men occasionally have the sensation of an orgasm but without ejaculation, and this is usually self-limiting and a non-problem.

Answer 10

Medication?: Some medications can cause retrograde ejaculation, which would result in little or no semen emission. The semen goes back into the bladder and is urinated out later. Also, some neurologic conditions may cause this as well. I would talk to his doctor about checking this further.

Answer 11

Every1 is different: Forever is a relative term. Everyone has different abilities to reach climax in different amounts of time. The key is to focus on successful foreplay, an often neglected part of sexual activity. And relax, everyone is different.

Answer 12

Very common in women: If you are talking about orgasms with your partner then for some women, foreplay starts 2-3 days before sex. Your partner may need to call you and plant ideas in your mind before they ever get to touch you. Foreplay done well makes sex and orgasms much easier. Anybody can have an orgasm, expert foreplay is much harder to find. Have a chat with your partner about what you like long before you start.

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