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What Causes Fluid Discharge From Vagina After Intercourse?
Have just recently become sexually active. After sex, I feel liquid draining from my vagina. Bf has been pulling out before he finishes. The liquid isn t heavy drainage but enough for me to have to use the bathroom constantly. It s not discolored and it isn t painful, there isn t any odor. The draining is constant and I am trying to figure it out.
Fri, 5 Feb 2016
Hallow Dear,
The semen deposited in vagina during intercourse does flow out of vagina in some amount after withdrawal of the penis. Total amount of semen deposited is about 5 ml of which about one ml or so may flow out. Remaining remains inside. This is absolutely normal.
Even though your partner withdraws before finishing, you cannot guarantee that no ejaculation has take place inside the vagina. Preejaculatory secretions also get deposited.
When the penis is withdrawn while it is hard, it acts like a piston in a syringe and sucks out the deposited semen inside, thus more semen is pulled out and will flow.
Moreover, woman also has copious secretions when she is sexually excited. These secretions also will flow out of vagina after the intercourse.
I hope this solves your query.
Dr. Nishikant
The semen deposited in vagina during intercourse does flow out of vagina in some amount after withdrawal of the penis. Total amount of semen deposited is about 5 ml of which about one ml or so may flow out. Remaining remains inside. This is absolutely normal.
Even though your partner withdraws before finishing, you cannot guarantee that no ejaculation has take place inside the vagina. Preejaculatory secretions also get deposited.
When the penis is withdrawn while it is hard, it acts like a piston in a syringe and sucks out the deposited semen inside, thus more semen is pulled out and will flow.
Moreover, woman also has copious secretions when she is sexually excited. These secretions also will flow out of vagina after the intercourse.
I hope this solves your query.
Dr. Nishikant
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