Publication at First Faculty of Medicine |
2013
Abstract
Fluid expulsions are not typically a part of female orgasm. FE and squirting are two different physiological components of female sexuality.
FE was objectively evidenced only in tens of cases but its reported high prevalence is based mostly on subjective questionnaire research. Pathophysiology of squirting is rarely documented.
CI is a pathological sign caused by urethral disorder, DOA, or a combination of both, and requires treatment. An in-depth appreciation of these similar but pathophysiologically distinct phenomena is essential for distinguishing normal, physiological sexual responses from signs of illness.