Ejecting fluid during sexual activity and orgasm is not usual for
females. However, two physiologic (normal processes) have been described,
squirting/gushing and female ejaculation. Squirting/gushing refers to the
expulsion of a relativity large volume of clear fluid through the urethra (the
tube that carries urine out of the body); this fluid originates from the urinary
bladder and resembles diluted urine biochemically.
Female ejaculation refers to the passage of a white scanty fluid
originating from the female prostate that resembles watered-down, fat-free milk; biochemically female ejaculate resembles
semen except that it does not contain sperms.
The female prostate - previously called Skene’s paraurethral
gland – surrounds the female urethra and empties into it or just beside it;
about half to two thirds of women have a female prostate.
Reference
Rubio-Casillas A, Jannini EA. New insights from one case of female ejaculation. J Sex Med, 2011 8(12):3500-4. Go to reference
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