Table of contents:
- Bedwetting during sex is more common in women
- Bedwetting during sex and female ejaculation are two different things
- Bedwetting during sex can be a symptom of disease
Bedwetting is normally experienced by babies or young children who cannot urinate on their own. But in fact, bedwetting can occur at any age. In fact, not infrequently adults who accidentally wet the bed during sex. Is this normal?
Bedwetting during sex is more common in women
Bedwetting during sex is a very common problem. However, this is more common in adult women, because the male body has a natural mechanism that prevents urine from escaping when they ejaculate. Men can't pee and ejaculate at the same time. When a man is about to ejaculate, the opening of his bladder closes to prevent urine from mixing with semen.
But for women, the process is a little more complicated. It is possible for a woman to urinate and orgasm at the same time. As a result, some women choose to delay orgasm to prevent bed-wetting during sex. Nearly 60 percent of women have experienced bedwetting during sex at least once in their lifetime.
The urge to pee during sex may arise as a result of the body's confused response to receiving so much stimulation in the most sensitive places. The location of the clitoris and vaginal opening are very close to the opening of the bladder (urethra). During sex, the fingers, penis, or sex toy used to stimulate it may coincide with pressure on a woman's bladder. However, bedwetting during sex is not female ejaculation.
Bedwetting during sex and female ejaculation are two different things
Female ejaculation is often referred to as squirting. Squirting is a woman's ejaculatory fluid similar to male semen, but thinner, that comes out of the bladder opening. Even though it comes out of the urinary tract, this fluid is not urine because it does not contain urea, creatinine, or uric acid which are commonly found in urine.
Female ejaculation fluid is also not a natural lubricant for women's walls. Squirting fluid contains the characteristic prostate plasma that comes from the Skene gland, which more or less functions as a female prostate gland. Female ejaculation is usually the result of continued stimulation of the G-spot. Therefore, pressing on the G-spot area will also affect Skene's glands.
Unlike the fluids that you remove when you wet your bed during sex. The fluid that comes out is really urine, exactly the same as when you urinate. The reasons why bedwetting occurs during sex are still not fully understood, but it is most likely due to urinary incontinence, inflamed bladder (cystitis), or weak bladder neck muscles. A weak pelvic floor can also cause bedwetting during orgasm.
In some cases, sometimes this problem is caused by the size of the vagina and penis that is not "fit" to facilitate penetration. A large penis can sometimes create an unstoppable urge to pee in women who have a smaller vaginal opening. Certain sex positions also sometimes make the urge to pee even worse, for example, doggy style (penetration from behind) and the woman on top.
Bedwetting during sex can be a symptom of disease
Bedwetting during sex is a common thing, and nothing to worry about too much. But if this persists and the volume of urine is always low, contact your doctor. This may indicate that you have uterine prolapse. In addition, urinary tract infections or vaginal yeast infections can also be the cause.
Consult a doctor if your urine smells strange and / or contains a white or gray membrane that looks like a discharge. Antibiotics may be prescribed by a doctor to treat the symptoms.
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