Does always some semen flow out from vagina after sex?
411494
Its completely normal.  Most woman dont feel any semen flowing inside them and always feel the fluid flowing out of them after sex.  There is no problem with that.  Why dont yous go to the doctor and check if maybe one of you two cant have children.  Thats the best solution to this.  Good luck, happy sex!
50511
Sure it can be a possible event!\nDuring the puberty and the sexual development, it frequently happens to emit a bit of sperm especially during the night, for example.\nSomebody too horny and aroused can get ejaculation with the strong of the thought only!\nAt last, there are some guy that after the wank, they leave the penis alone and without touching it furthermore, then the ejaculation comes by itself after some seconds.
990489
Probably just her normal vaginal secretions. During intercourse lubricating fluid is produced by the cervix and uterus.  In addition, the cells that line the vagina are loaded with a substance called glycogen.  This fluid appears white and frothy, especially when there is friction.\n\nFemale ejaculation does not occur from within the vagina.  It occurs from the glands that are located at the opening of the vagina, between the labia.
110737
You have normal vaginal secretions.  When you see white substances, this is probably cervical fluid.  Cerival fluid helps sperm reach the egg more easily (the vagina and cervix are very acidic and normally kill sperm quickly. . . cervical fluid helps sperm move faster and minimizes the acidicy).  You should notice a cyclic nature to your secretions.  Starting out with your period, then fairly watery for a few days, then sticky for a few days, then a day or two when the fluid seems like egg whites, then back to water until your period comes again.  If this is what you are experiencing (or something similar to this) then everything is normal.  If you have secretions that are chunky (like cottage cheese) or smell foul (like fish), then you should see a doctor as you likely have an infection of some sort.
148549
for guys and girls. yes.  reason being is that for guys, the more you ejaculate, the more semen your testicles have to produce to keep up, which usually means less semen in the testicles when having sex (because you ejeculated therest yesterday)  it takes more time to ejaculate the less semen you have.  that's why virgins always finish more quickly, or people that haven't had sex in a while.  for women the reasons are completely different.  it's all about sensation, as a female orgasm has nothing to do with ejaculation.  but the more you experience a sensation, the more aclimated you become to it.  women have orgasms when their pleasure reaches a crescendo and they 'climax'.  but the more you've experienced this pleasure the longer it takes (for most people) the reach that climax.  it's like if you eact chocolate cake every day, it's still good, but it takes a really good peice for you to say "damn, that was good!"  as opposed to if you went without it for years, your next peice would be amazing even if you bought it at the dollar store.  so yeah, that's it.
345320
semen contains lots of vitamin c (Ascorbic acid) and many sperm do die off before they get to the egg. but the females vagina is not full of urine because the urethra opens on the outside not inside the vagina.  i would say that semen is acidic bearing that information in mind
413320
semen seeps naturally throughout the day (only minor amounts), sex and masturbation have the same effect of stimulation causing a full flow. So yes, it does come out during sex if stimulated enough
160089
Yup...it is perfectly normal...albeit kinda embarrasing.  All it is is air that gets compressed during intercourse escaping from the vagina....
867720
Well a woman might be able to pull off the queif, but chances are that she will not expell all the semen. Their is such a thing as premature ejaculation, which all men squirt out a little before they actually ejaculate. And as much as it costs to raise a baby these days, it would be safer to go to the health department and get some birth control.
174078
Well, I don't know about this one, all I can do is give you an educated guess based on what I know about urine. \nFirst, yes the urine and semen travel out the urethra. Second, unless you have an infection of some sort, urine is sterile. Third, the vagina is not a normal recepticle for urine. Fourth, when erect in a state of sexual excitement, the penis cannot easily pass urine (there's a valve that shuts off the ureter to the urethra during erection).\nSo, that being said, is it SAFE? I really don't know. I myself wouldn't try it. I am not sure what the vagina's reaction to the urine would be, especially if the urine was very strong.  That would be my greatest concern. \nSorry I can't be of more assistance.
754782
Dude, semen is the liquid that carries sperm.  Women do not have sperm.  If you don't know this much, stay away from sexual activity for a few more years.\n\nGood luck!!
1166247
It is a composite of amino acids and protein, along with some mucal tissue.. it is not really known for sure why this happens to some women and not to others... all women will secrete a substance during sexual arousal.. it can range from a thin clear fluid (such as you asked about) to a thicker white substance resembling semen... they are all normal and natural. There is a site dedicated to the study of the female orgasm and the vagina.. www.simpli.com is very informative if you want to know more ... Shalom.
606211
I really don't think that you squirted out blood. What probably happened since it was the first time for both of you is that when you broke her hymen and she bled a little it was transferred to your penis giving the impression you had ejaculated blood. If you were wearing a condom and it was inside the condom then you should probably talk to your doctor.
661010
yes it is normal... you should always pee after sex to prevent bladder infections.
1000021
For the guy or the girl? \n\nMen typically have to urinate after sex to clear the urethra of seminal fluid. \n\nWomen are advised to urinate after sex as they have an extremely short urethra and sex can actually force bacteria high into the urethra causing a bladder infection. This is just to flush away fluid and bacteria. \n\nAnd some just need to go pee...
791884
Your question isn't very clear. You say it's a white liquid? Then something is wrong. You shouldn't leak semen or ejaculate by just talking on the phone. However, I assume that what you mean is a colourless thick liquid. In that case, I guess it's normal...The colourless fluid that is secreted is called Pre-ejaculate (also known as pre-ejaculatory fluid or Cowper's fluid). It is the clear lubricating fluid that is issued from a man's penis when he is aroused. Slang terms for pre-ejaculate include pre-come, precum, dog water, and speed drop.
59841
that has NEVER happened to me,  but according to netdoctor.co.uk: Semen is a white or grey liquid, emitted from the urethra (tube in the penis) on ejaculation.\n   I wouldnt say its normal, but dont think thats bad or that theres anything wrong...