Female ejaculation is still a much debated phenomenon. There is no doubt that many women produce, and may forcibly expel in squirts, small to copious amounts of a clear fluid from their urethral opening during high levels of excitement or orgasm. Sometimes this seems very similar to urine but typically is less yellow and there are several scientific papers that claim it contains enzymes not found in urine but present in male semen (phosphatases formed in men in the prostate gland that is responsible for the bulk of male semen volume). Surprisingly there is considerable lack of agreement about whether these secretions can come from supposed peri-urethral reservoirs. Most likely there is a mixture of urine (especially in women who produce 10s of mls of ejaculate, and some urethral products.

Viagra and other similar drugs that activate the nitrous oxide neurotransmission system which seems to be particularly associated with the genital area, can have very similar effects in men and women. In men they can produce (with appropriate mental stimulus usually) erection. In women they cause (often spectacular) genital swelling and lubrication.

The “orgasm nerve” is only known in women and was discovered accidentally during a conscious spinal operation. Stimulating it causes an instant orgasm. No such nerve has been found in men, though interestingly, paraplegic men can have orgasms and ejaculate either by extreme penile stimulation or intense electrostimulation of the prostate region (via the rectum) though in this case the subject has to be under general anaesthetic as the stimulation levels would otherwise be agonising.

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