Clear fluid constantly leaking from the urethra

There is one very different thing between the male and female genitals, that is, the male's ejaculation opening and urethra opening are the same channel, while the female's vagina and urethra opening are two different channels. Therefore, some transparent liquid always flows out of the male urethra, and this liquid does not look like semen or urine. This phenomenon also makes many men wonder if there is something wrong with their body?

In fact, it is not uncommon for male friends to have transparent liquid discharge from the male urethra. Many men have experienced urethral mucus discharge. The manifestation of urethral mucus discharge in men is generally prostatitis or leukemia. However, the specific cause can only be known after going to the hospital for examination. Let's understand what is the cause of transparent liquid discharge from the male urethra?

What is the cause of clear fluid flowing out of the male urethra?

1. Prostatic fluid: Patients with chronic prostatitis may experience a small amount of white fluid flowing out of the urethra in the morning, at the end of urination, or when defecating due to congestion, swelling, and increased secretion of the prostate. This is called prostatic fluid discharge, also known as white dripping, and is a reference indicator for diagnosing chronic prostatitis.

2. Lin disease: When suffering from chronic Lin disease, Lin disease diplococci invade the bulb, membranous and prostatic parts of the posterior urethra along the male urethra, and then cause chronic inflammation of these parts. The symptoms are also extremely different. Generally, there are no special symptoms. Only when the patient's resistance is reduced, symptoms of urethritis may occur.

3. Semen: Male semen may also appear viscous. In this case, male friends do not need to worry too much, but should actively cooperate with the doctor's examination to understand the relevant situation.

4. Before and after defecation, a small amount of sticky milky white secretion flows out of the urethra, most of which is prostatic fluid, which may also be mixed with a small amount of secretions from the bulbourethral glands. This is because the prostate and bulbourethral glands are located at the bottom of the pelvis. When the muscles involved in defecation contract, they squeeze these two glands and discharge a small amount of excrement.

The above is a detailed introduction to what is going on when transparent liquid flows out of the male urethra. Do you all understand it? I believe that many men have this phenomenon, but some men think that they don’t feel any pain in their bodies, so they ignore it. This will give the disease a chance to develop slowly and bring difficulties to later treatment.