When the penis is in a state of recovery, a small amount of fluid is released from the urethra. This is a normal phenomenon that is inherent in almost all healthy men. With the development of diseases change the consistency and volume of the lubricant. There is an unpleasant odor, a feeling of pain or burning when urinating or erecting. Such a clinical picture requires special attention of a person as it is a danger to health.
Excretion during warming in men is called pre-ejaculation. It comes from the opening of the urethra at the moment the guy is excited. The prism is secreted by the bulbourethral glands and littre's glands, which are located throughout the canal, from the external opening to the neck of the bladder.
Allocations during menopause in men perform the following functions:
- provide free passage of seminal fluid through the urethra;
- destroy bacteria;
- moisturize and suppress the acidic environment in the urethra.
The premenstrual cavity is also capable of acting as a lubricant during sex, but in most cases the allotted amount is not sufficient for this. Pre-ejaculation is one of the components of sperm. It enters the seminal fluid during ejaculation, mixes with the semen, allowing you to protect sperm from the acidic environment of a woman's vagina.
In the photo above, healthy discharge in men when awake.
The volume of the pre-ejaculate depends directly on the degree of excitation of the type. Maximum concentration is achieved with strong sexual desire. The normal amount of liquid is 5 ml.
Some representatives of the stronger sex are physiologically incapable of secreting lubricant. Rejection of premenopause during an erection reduces the ability to conceive.
A healthy pre-ejaculate has the following characteristics:
- Lack of Odor;
- Transparency;
- Viscosity;
- Lack of lumps or inclusions;
- does not cause recognition or pain.
The Preseed performs cleaning functions so that its consistency can change. A man may observe clouds of lubricant during repeated sexual contact, lack of hygiene or before ejaculation. She will return to normal in 1-2 days. Otherwise, the development of a pathogenic process should be suspected.
Pathological mucus secretions in men differ in health and color, odor and consistency. They are almost always accompanied by recognition.
Symptoms that indicate a lubrication deviation from the norm:
- the appearance of fluid from the urethra during the day;
- the appearance of an unpleasant odor;
- Pain when urinating;
- the formation of excessively large quantities of mucus;
- arbitrary release of lubricant without sexual arousal;
- the presence of third party inclusions;
- Change the consistency to too thick or liquid.
These signs are characteristic of pathological processes that indicate the development of diseases.
Unhealthy discharge in men is divided into types:
| Type of | Description |
|---|---|
| Spermatorrhoea | Voluntary flow of sperm without orgasm. The cause of the process is a reduced tone of the muscles of the vas deferens. Pathology develops due to chronic inflammation |
| Hematorrhea | Isolation of lubricant with blood contaminants. Appears with injuries of the mucous membrane of the urethra |
| Leukocyte urthrorrhea | Exudative phase of the inflammatory process resulting from thermal, mechanical, chemical or viral damage to the urethral mucosa |
| Mucopurulent | It consists of a small number of leukocytes, serous fluid and glandular secretions. This mucus is characterized by active formation at night. A man notices a discharge of pus in the morning, and yellow spots can be found on his underwear. Mucopurulent discharge occurs when the urethra is affected by bacteria: Trichomonas, ureamycoplasma, chlamydia |
| Purulent | They contain a large number of leukocytes, urethral epithelium, mucus and serous fluid. They have a thick consistency and an unpleasant odor. They appear in the form of droplets that have a yellow or green tint. Indicates the development of gonococcal urethritis, which is formed against the background of chlamydia and gonorrhea |
The amount of secreted mucus can be both abundant and small. It can be quite difficult to notice a bad lubrication. To do this, you need to press on the urethra so that the fluid comes out of the hole. It dries quickly, forming a film on the membrane of the glans penis. The viscous consistency leads to the piece of the tubes of the urethra.
The appearance of a secret excluded from the human body informs both about the norm and about deviations. For example, with a runny nose or otitis media, the appearance of fluid clearly indicates the disease. The human reproductive system is much more complex. Discharge in men during warming may report a normal state of health, or vice versa, signal the development of a disease.
Should men have discharge during sexual recovery?
In men, the appearance of mucus in the urethra is in some cases a natural and necessary process. When an erection occurs, transparent discharge appears in the quantity of a few drops. They are called pre-seminal fluid, so physiological phenomena are quite normal.
The amount of mucus secretion depends entirely on the characteristics of the male body and must meet certain characteristics in order to be considered as the norm. In particular, there should be no excessive density, color, specific odor.
The appearance of a secretion occurs in the following cases, which lead to an erection:
- Masturbation;
- Sexual intercourse of a partner;
- Thoughts about intimacy.
The frequency of occurrence of this phenomenon also depends on the characteristics of the reproductive system. Some men encounter discharge with every warming, others observe it extremely rarely.
From the point of view of medical specialists, the presence of exudate during sexual recovery promotes conception - it plays the role of an additional conductor of sperm in the process of reaching the egg and reduces the level of acidity of the egg. female vagina that destroys sperm. . Accordingly, secretions from the genital organ are actively involved in the process of fertilization and are considered as an essential mechanism of the male reproductive system.
Why is this happening?
Doctors have not completely determined the cause of the fluid from the penis, but it has been proven that the release of lubricant in men during recovery helps to facilitate the exit of the head of the reproductive organ from the wrinkles without injury or damage. . It is necessary to carefully observe the intimate hygiene, the secreted fluid is an excellent breeding ground for pathogenic bacteria.
It is important to note that prolonged abstinence provokes much more abundant discharge, and the composition of the secretion becomes thicker and cloudy. It is necessary to ensure that there is no color change, blood streaks and an unpleasant odor do not appear. Some doctors believe that the occurrence of fluid occurs because the body is preparing for intimacy with a woman.
Pathological discharge can occur for several reasons:
- Improper diet, especially the use of sour, spicy, pickles;
- Inflammatory processes provoked by pathogenic bacteria;
- venereal diseases;
- Concomitant complications after surgery or injury;
- Oncological pathologies.
Varieties of secretions
Some types of discharge are normal, provided they are not accompanied by additional signs.
However, if a specific odor, itching, fever, pain in the abdomen or penis becomes a contributing factor, then this is already a cause for concern and contact with a urologist.
Types of discharge related to the standard
Absolutely normal and natural are 3 types of produced and flowing secrets.
- Libidinous Urthrorrhea. A secret that has the function of lubrication. It looks like a liquid of transparent consistency, has no odor. Appears in small volumes, does not cause any inconvenience. It contains a small amount of spermatozoa, but with unprotected sex, a partner's pregnancy can occur;
- Spegma. White secretion, sometimes has a yellowish tint, often smells unpleasant. The secretion of fluid is provided by glands located under the foreskin. Their appearance does not indicate pathology, but shows that the man neglects the rules of personal hygiene;
- Sperm. White liquid of mucous membrane consistency. Ejection occurs from the urethra during orgasm. Contains a high percentage of sperm and secretions.
Secretions containing mucus
Often point to the occurrence of sexually transmitted diseases. In cases where the secretion has an increased viscosity but remains transparent, the following diseases may be present:
Diseases are also confirmed by the presence of high levels of leukocytes in blood tests.
Mucosal sections of milky light with purulent streaks accompany diseases such as:
In the presence of these pathologies, the fluid can also be released in a calm state, then it stays on the head of the penis and dries.
Purulent discharge
Evidence of gonorrhea. The resulting liquid is yellow with a green tint and an unsympathetic odor. The consistency is thick and bare. When secretly analyzed, a significant level of leukocytes is detected.
Discharge during inflammation
Inflammatory diseases that change the composition of the secretions are caused by:
- Staphylococci;
- coli;
- Candida Mushroom;
- Streptococcus.
When non-gonococcal urethritis occurs - Inflammation of the urethral canal, the secreted fluid is characterized by:
- Turbidity and stickiness;
- The presence of mucus;
- Purulent content.
Accompanied by pain, discomfort, itching.
Foreskin disease, balanoposthitis, is characterized by abundant discharge with many purulent contents. There is redness, swelling, severe pain.
Prostatitis is characterized by the secretion of mucus mixed with ether. Additional symptoms - pain, reduced erectile function, frequent urge to empty the bladder.
To determine candidiasis, it is enough to study the photo that shows the secretive characteristics. It has the consistency of rural gite, this form of mycosis is accompanied by redness of the glans penis, persistent itching.
Discharge with blood
The secret contained in the blood requires the utmost care. Similar signs indicate:
- Infectious diseases, especially chronic infectious urethritis;
- Injury to the urethral canal during medical procedures;
- Removal of sand and stones from the kidneys, to a greater extent blood is noticed during urination;
- Malignant formations in the prostate, ovaries, genitals. In this case, the discharge contains brown or dark blood, often in the form of clots.
Norm or deviation?
A clear sign of the pathology is the presence of mucus, ether, discoloration, a fishy or sour odor, the appearance of stickiness or turbidity.
- Average density;
- Transparency;
- Lack of odor.
With small changes in color and consistency, it is important to analyze:
- Own sex life, the presence or absence of casual and unprotected relationships;
- Factors that contribute to lowering the body's protective functions;
- Possible changes in the usual menu;
- Presence of comorbidities.
Do I need to see a doctor?
A direct visit to the doctor requires a secret that is uncharacteristic of a man. Any changes in the structure and color of the liquid require examination to identify factors that lead to such a violation.
Diagnostic measures include:
- Spermogram;
- A lubrication of the urethral canal;
- Ultrasound examination of the organs of the genitourinary system;
- Urine sample for general analysis;
- Clinical blood test.
Based on the diagnostic results, a treatment regimen is prescribed for the underlying disease causing the appearance of pathological exudate. Ignoring such signs leads to a deterioration in the well-being and the transition of the disease to a chronic form that is difficult to treat. A timely visit to the urologist will allow you to deal quickly with the illness and maintain good health for a long time.
Pre-ejaculated (pre-semen, or Cooper's fluid) is a clear, colorless, viscous pre-seminal fluid that is released out of the urethra of a man's penis when he enters a state of sexual recovery. Pre-ejaculation is inevitable during human intercourse. This secret is also secreted by a man during masturbation, in preparation for sexual intercourse (e. g. petting), or at an early stage of copulation, some time before the man reaches full orgasm and ejaculates.
Origin of first name Pre-cum
The prism is mainly formed by the bulbourethral glands (Cooper's Glands), as well as by the glands of litter.
The glands of littre are an additional site for the formation of the presemen. These are drape-shaped tubular-alveolar glands of the urethra, along the entire length, from the external opening to the neck of the bladder, in the submucosal, fibromuscular and connective tissue layers. They secrete and excrete a mucous fluid, the amount of which increases with sexual recovery. Along with the secretion of Cooper glands, the secretion of Littre's glands also serves to moisturize the urethra to maintain an alkaline reaction favorable for spermatozoa during their passage through the urethra.
The amount of excreted pre-ejaculate
The amount of pre-seminal fluid secreted by a man varies greatly between individuals. Some men do not excrete presemen, while in others its volume reaches 5 ml. The presed contains a number of chemicals present in the seeds, such as acid phosphatase. And some summers, such as gamma-glutamyltransferase, are completely absent from the presed.
Function performed by Preseed
The acidic environment of the male urethra and female vagina is hostile to the male sperm. The prism neutralizes the residual acid in the urethra caused by urine, which creates a more favorable environment for the passage of semen. Usually the vaginal environment is acidic; the introduction of presemen before ejaculation can alter the vaginal environment to promote the survival of the semen. The precum can pick up sperm left in the urethra from previous ejaculations. The premen does not act as a lubricant during sex, but facilitates the passage of sperm through the canal during ejaculation, and also contributes to the coagulation of the semen.
Risks associated with presemen isolation
Studies have shown the presence of HIV in the majority of presemen samples from HIV-infected men. Infection with the immunodeficiency virus leads to the disease of HIV infection, the last stage of which is known as AIDS. Many also express concern that sperm are not found in pre-sperm and therefore can not cause pregnancy by preventing this fact against the use of the aborted sex (removal of the penis) as a method of pregnancy. No large studies have been conducted to determine the content of sperm and presem, but a number of small studies have suggested that sperm and presem are present. It is also likely that the pre-sperm discharged after a recent ejaculation contain sperm, because after an orgasm there is always ejaculation in the canals.
Increases preseminal formation
Some men are concerned about the amount of pre-semen they produce. One doctor described a patient who was confused by the fact that the precum was soaked through the pants during kissing and other gentle erotic stimulation through the pants. Several reports have shown satisfactory results when such men were treated with a 5-alpha reductase inhibitor. In such cases, a doctor recommends a differential diagnosis with prostorrhea, prostatic discharge during urination associated with urination or defecation.
religious attitude
For Sunni Muslims, the excretion of presemen during the corresponding sleep requires the performance of a ritual of purification.