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Q: Peeing instead of cumming ?

asked by: DoctorQuestion on February 26th, 2009

Ok me and my girlfreind are in a sexual relationship. im Brandnew to this site. She was giving me oral sex after we were having real sex. I feel a normal orgasem and feel like i cum as i always have before. But she tells me I peed instead of cumming. Is that possible to have an orgasem and pee as if it took the place of cum? Or is she just messing with me? id love to get an answer please thank you alot.

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Dr. Goce Aleksovski , MD

replied on February 27th, 2009

Erectile Dysfunction Answer A5905

The orgasm in men is the final and strongest neural stimulation that causes contraction of many muscles in the genital area. The muscle contraction is needed for the sperm to be moved all the way to the head of the penis where it leaves the body. Some involuntary muscle contractions prior to ejaculation might cause urine incontinence, but it would be easily recognized and not mistaken for orgasm. If semen was out, then you did not urinate and it was orgasm with ejaculation.

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