[Urology] When it comes to ingesting semen or vaginal fluid during sexual intercourse, which is m...
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Hello,
Let's begin Dr. Connell Live with Dr. Connell Urology Director Lee Young-jin.
This time, I'll share with you a truly fascinating, fascinating, and important topic: which is more harmful to women or men when consumed during sexual intercourse: semen or vaginal fluid.
Semen is a bodily fluid deeply associated with sex.
When sexually aroused, sperm collected in the seminal vesicles are released along with seminal fluid and prostatic fluid.
Semen is 90% water, about 9% protein, fat, and fructose, and less than 1% is actual sperm.
In contrast, a woman's vaginal fluid is a fluid.
Because it's a bodily fluid, it's secreted during normal times, just like sweat, regardless of sexual arousal.
Vaginal fluid has no special ingredients.
It's clear, tasteless, and odorless.
However, many men have tasted a woman's vaginal fluid.
It should be odorless and tasteless, but you've probably experienced a slightly sour taste.
That's because the vaginal fluid becomes acidic due to the lactic acid bacteria naturally present in the vagina. So, it may taste slightly sour.
However, in severe cases of vaginitis, it can have a strong odor.
It may smell like rotting fish, and its color may be milky, which can occur if the inflammation is severe.
Semen is naturally ejected during intercourse, and pregnancy is possible only if there is semen.
So, you may be wondering what role a woman's vaginal fluid plays, given its lack of special properties.
Vaginal fluid acts as a lubricant during intercourse.
It also helps expel contaminants from the vagina.
Vaginal fluid has an acidic pH of 3.5-4.5.
By maintaining the acidic vaginal environment, it maintains an acidic environment.
Because it is acidic, its role is to protect the vagina from bacteria.
So, you know what semen and vaginal fluid are, right? Which is more harmful?
Compared to semen and vaginal fluid, saliva is infinitely more inflammatory and potentially more harmful.
It's saliva.
When we kiss, a man and a woman naturally engage in deep kissing, and it's inevitable that they'll ingest saliva back and forth, right?
So, we consume saliva without hesitation, but why do we worry about whether or not we should ingest semen or vaginal fluid, which are much safer than saliva?
There are various types of wounds, but those caused by bites are the most difficult to heal.
This means that various infections can occur in the vagina and the oral cavity.
Saliva is secreted 24 hours a day.
Since it's secreted continuously 24 hours a day, a staggering 1-1.5 liters are secreted, a vast amount that is incomparable to semen or vaginal fluid.
Saliva is 99.5% water.
It contains a variety of organic and inorganic substances, and various factors can lead to the proliferation of a large number of bacteria, which can also cause a foul odor. Therefore, I will discuss later which bodily fluid is more harmful, semen or vaginal fluid, but saliva is by far the most harmful.
However, when we men kiss women, we often just kiss without thinking about whether saliva might be dirty, don't we?
We need to do it correctly.
Therefore, it's crucial to brush your teeth diligently and use mouthwash before kissing, ensuring there are no oral infections.
You must understand this: the moment a partner consumes semen or vaginal fluid, both the woman who has the other person's vaginal fluid and the man who has ejaculated experience a moment of ecstasy.
After all, isn't it the most intimate part of the body?
How intimate is it? The moment a partner consumes the fluids from that intimate area, it becomes the most significant source of sexual connection.
How thrilling and satisfying is it? Isn't it embarrassing for the other person to drink your semen, and for that woman to drink that secret, intimate fluid? Think about it: the moment you drink that embarrassing, intimate fluid, it can really contribute to a significant sexual connection.
Let me tell you a funny story.
My family went to a raw fish restaurant.
The owner said, "This is the part of the fish where the semen is stored.
" He offered it to me, and my older sister ate it.
"It's delicious. Fish is delicious, but why is the man's version so foul?" The older sister then remarked, "Why is it so foul?" Her parents and younger brother, who were at the restaurant, were shocked. There's a joke going around about how many women have tried semen.
And many men have tried it, too.
Honestly, we've all tried it at least once, right? Just because a woman drinks semen doesn't mean anything.
Semen is a very clean fluid.
Semen contains a lot of protein, whi...