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The physiological event of ejaculation, its phases, and controlling mechanisms
Squirting itself has not been shown in the medical literature to be a proven direct cause of urinary tract infections (UTIs), while sexual activity in general is a well‑established risk factor for UTI...
Anatomical targets such as the and can alter the subjective intensity, sensory quality, and mechanics of male because they engage different peripheral structures and neural pathways that underlie emis...
literature describe multiple distinct during sexual activity — including urine from the bladder, fluids identified as “,” and vaginal or uterine secretions — and emphasize that composition and origin ...
Imaging—primarily pelvic ultrasound and, to a lesser extent, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)—has been pivotal in distinguishing “squirting” (large-volume, transurethral gushes) from classic female ej...
of visible semen during masturbation to male stimuli but normal ejaculation with female stimuli can come from several overlapping causes: (including ), variation in orgasm intensity and arousal that a...