What is the water that boys ejaculate?

When the male body has physiological needs, the penis will become erect, and at this time the male needs to rub his penis to achieve ejaculation. Generally speaking, the sperm ejaculated by men is relatively thick, which is due to the material structure of the sperm itself. However, some men find that what they ejaculate is like water. Why does it feel like water and what causes it?

Prostate fluid, to be specific, is a part of semen, that is, a necessary part of sperm, which plays a role of flow and lubrication! This fluid often flows out when a man is about to orgasm! But when a man is very excited, a small part of the sperm has actually been ejaculated, but he just doesn't feel it!!

Can prostatic fluid lead to pregnancy?

Although prostatic fluid will effectively participate in sexual life, and although this participation will also come into contact with the female vagina in the form of penetration, this behavior of seepage and contact only speeds up the lubrication of the inside of the vagina, allowing the penis to enter more effectively and achieve a friction effect. However, since this fluid does not contain any living sperm, it is naturally impossible to make a person pregnant even with the effective participation of prostatic fluid. Therefore, in the case of simply secreting prostatic fluid, there is no need to worry about pregnancy no matter how you have sex.

Although prostatic fluid will not make people pregnant, as prostatic fluid is a necessary prelude to sexual intercourse, it may easily cause pregnancy if it penetrates with semen in the later stage. Therefore, effective protection must be taken during sexual intercourse to prevent semen from seeping out and mixing with the prostatic fluid, which can effectively meet and combine with the egg, and eventually have a certain chance of causing pregnancy. Therefore, if it is impossible to determine whether the prostatic fluid contains semen, it is necessary to prevent pregnancy through reasonable contraception.

From the above, we can see that prostatic fluid can only achieve a lubricating effect during sexual intercourse, and this lubricating effect cannot make women pregnant. Therefore, when only prostatic fluid is secreted, there is no need to worry about the possibility of pregnancy. However, since semen will inevitably mix with prostatic fluid without being noticed, it is still necessary to take relevant contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse to avoid accidental pregnancy.