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Squirting: Is It Sexual Fluid Or Simply Urine? Urologist Reveals The Truth

squirting what is it is it PE or is it something else I'm Dr Rea Malik urologist and pelvic surgeon and today we are going to talk about squirting before we get into the video I want to make sure you guys know about the Reena Malik MD podcast if you don't this is a great time to get acquainted with it we're doing a huge giveaway for just two weeks and we're giving away thousands of dollars of prizes all you have to do is check out our podcast subscribe to the podcast and leave us an honest review this helps us reach more and more people all around the world who can learn from quality evidence-based education so check it out on www.md.com giveaway and follow the instructions it's super simple and takes less than 5 minutes so squirting is the emission of fluid that's usually large volume clear odorless that comes from the urethra or the area where urine typically comes from during orgasm now before we get into what exactly is this fluid it's important to understand the anatomy first off there is the urethra now that is the tube that carries urine from the bladder out of the body and that's at the top part of the vagina now right underneath the urethra is these glands called The Skin glands and these are duck like structures that sit underneath the urethra that are homologous to the male prostate now what does homologous mean it means that these organs the male prostate and the female skin glands were developed embryologically from the ex exact same tissues so what that means is that their function has some overlap and so there is some fluid that is made in the SK glands and when you look at the SK glands under a microscope and you stain it for something called PSA or prostate specific antigen which is a screening test we use for prostate cancer and is found in male prostates we see that there is PSA in the skin glands so again this is proof that this is like the female prostate now the other important structure involved in all this is the clitoris the clitoris is part of the vulva it is the erectile tissue of the female and it's the only organ in the entire human species that is only there for pleasure so it's located above the urethra and it usually has a hood on it just like the men do who are uncircumcised who have four skin so the clitoris has four skin and it's not just what you see on the outside it actually goes deep deep inside the pelvis and then has these little Wishbone type shape and the legs actually go around the vagina so this is another important part because women typically climax or most commonly Climax from stimulation of the clitoris so what happens during sexual arousal well there's lots of different fluids that are emitted there is lubricant which is emitted through the skin or the vaginal walls that occurs during arousal and so that is also some fluid that's being created during sex and during arousal there's also female ejaculate now this is fluid that specifically comes from those skin glands it's us whitish in texture and it's about you know very small amounts one or two drops and then there's squirting and so the theory here is that during arousal the clitoris obviously gets engorged with blood just like the male penis does and then during climax that pressure from the sponge of the urethra and the fully gorged clitoris causes fluid to be released from the skin gland and this is what causes female ejaculation now let's think about this in terms of anatomy the female prostate or the skin glands are somewhere between 2.6 and 5.2 G in weight when we look at men their prostate is about a fifth larger and that's the average prostate which is about 23 g so let's compare that then from the semen volume that comes from a male so semen volume is contributed about 5 % from the sperm itself about a third from prostate and the rest is from the seminal vesicles and the large amounts of Sean volume the largest amount is about five CC's so we can't imagine that you're getting this large volume of fluid just from the female SK glands but they're likely still contributing and the reason for this is that when you look at squirted fluid and you look at the chemical compositions in Trials now they've done some small studies on this now they found that there is PSA in this fluid so we know definitely that there's some contribution from the skin gland in the squirting fluid now that leaves the bladder right so here's the question is is this just P coming from the bladder because where else would it be coming from right it has to be held somewhere this large amount of fluid that then is squirted out so one is we know that during orgasm there's a very strong contraction and likely it's from the pelvic floor muscles and probably from the bladder allowing the Sorting fluid to come out with such Force because there's really not a lot of organs that can get that kind of force that will allow this this sort of forceful amount of fluid to come out so in that same small study where they found PSA in the squirted fluid they found that essentially it was like diluted urine it wasn't really like urine there was much less Ura and it was overall very very dilute and the other question remains is how do if you empty your bladder before sex which many people do like how is that fluid going to be pee well one theory is that during sex your blood pressure goes up right your having sex your body has some physiologic responses to sex this may then trigger certain hormones like aldosterone to affect the filtration of the kidneys which then changes the chemical composition of the fluid going into the bladder making it more clear and odorless the other Theory you can check out from an interview with Dr kamaric where he believes that this is due to imation and potentially causing fluid to be released that way now there's two other studies which attempt to answer this question one is where they looked at ultrasounds so they basically had people ultrasound their bladder right before sex and they had some small amount of urine they then had sex squirted these were people who at least had some emission of fluid during sex and then they ultrasounded them again and they saw the fluid was now gone from their bladder so that was one proof that potentially this is urine and another study looked at five women where these women were having some emission of fluid during orgasm they put what's called Indigo caring in the bladder now what this is is just a color so it turns the urine blue and they had them stimulate and squirt and lo and behold blue came out with the squirt but these are again really really small studies and I've actually received messages from my audience saying that you know what no I take medications that turn my urine orange like peridium which is people use for urinary tract infections and I don't actually see my squirting to be orange or I take methylene blue and when I and when I pee my urine is blue but when I squirt it's clear so bottom line is squirting PE I think the answer is no it's not PE is it coming from the bladder yes it's also coming from the skin glands but it's distinctly different from P it's more dilute it doesn't have the same concentration as p and probably there's people who do have urine leakage or what we call coidal incontinence when they squirt and others who don't bottom line it doesn't really matter squirting is something that some people do some don't if you want to learn how people actually feel about squirting check out my video on squirting where I talked about a survey where they actually talk to women who squirt and how they felt about it and as always you want to take care of yourself because you are worth it

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