How to differentiate between female ejaculation and urinary incontinence (medical comparison from ingredients to triggering mechanism)

　　Next, we will conduct detailed comparisons from multiple medical aspects such as ingredients and triggering mechanisms to help everyone better understand female The difference between ejaculation and urinary incontinence gives everyone a more scientific and accurate understanding of this topic.

Ingredient comparison

　　The composition of female ejaculation: Studies have shown that the composition of the fluid excreted by women during ejaculation is different from that of urine. Squirting fluid mainly comes from the secretion of Skene's gland, which contains prostate-specific antigen (PSA) and Grape Sugar and other substances. PSA at male It is common in prostatic fluid and has also been detected in female ejaculation fluid, which indicates that there may be some functional homology between Skene's gland and male prostate. In addition, the spray liquid also contains a small amount of urine, but this is because a small amount of urine may be mixed into it during the spray process.

　　Components of urinary incontinence: The liquid discharged by urinary incontinence is urine, and its components mainly include metabolic wastes such as water, urea, uric acid, and inorganic salts. Urine is the excretion produced after the human kidneys filter blood. It is transported to the bladder for storage through the ureters. When the pressure in the bladder exceeds the control ability of the urethral sphincter, involuntary urine discharge, that is, urinary incontinence, occurs.

Trigger mechanism comparison

　　The triggering mechanism of female ejaculation: Female ejaculation usually occurs when sexual stimulation reaches a certain level. When a woman receives strong enough sexual stimulation, especially stimulation of the G-spot, Skene's glands secrete and store fluid. As sexual excitement continues to accumulate, the pelvic floor muscles will contract rhythmically, squeezing the fluid in Skene's gland out of the body, resulting in ejaculation. This kind of squirting is a special form of orgasm and a normal physiological reaction.

　　Triggering mechanisms of urinary incontinence: The triggering mechanisms of urinary incontinence are complex and can be divided into many types. Stress urinary incontinence is common in cough When abdominal pressure is increased by sneezing, laughing, exercising, etc., this is because the pelvic floor muscles are relaxed and the urethral sphincter function is weakened, which cannot effectively resist the increase in abdominal pressure, causing the involuntary flow of urine. Urge incontinence is usually caused by an overactive bladder. Patients will suddenly feel a strong urge to urinate and have difficulty controlling the discharge of urine. In addition, there is overflow incontinence, mainly due to bladder outlet obstruction or nerve Due to factors such as urinary bladder disease, the urine in the bladder is overfilled, exceeding the control ability of the urethral sphincter and overflowing.

Comparison in other aspects

　　Accompanying feelings: Female ejaculation is often accompanied by strong sexual pleasure and orgasm experience, which is a pleasant physiological feeling. Urinary incontinence usually brings embarrassment, anxiety and other negative emotions to patients. Especially when urinary incontinence occurs in public places, it will have a greater impact on the patient's psychology and quality of life.

　　Frequency and controllability: Female squirting does not occur every time during sexual activity. Its frequency varies from person to person and can be promoted to a certain extent through the accumulation of sexual skills and experience. Urinary incontinence is an involuntary phenomenon in which the patient cannot control the discharge of urine and may have frequent episodes, seriously affecting the patient's daily life.