
Originally Posted by
DrJ
Possibly Skene's, possibly Bartholin's, possibly both. Masters and Johnson did not specifically study this, and there are no controlled studies on the subject. If you can have a "female ejaculation", it would be most interesting to study the phenomenon and determine the reflex arc, the glandular source of the fluid, and why some can and some cannot achieve this form of orgasm. If the Bartholin's glands are involved, it would be helpful for women to know how to induce this form of orgasm to help prevent Bartholin's abcesses, a very painful and reasonably common surgical problem. Certainly, if a definitive answer to this question could be reproducibly proven, it would make a nice write-up in the green journal(Gynecology). We would need funding and volunteers. All volunteers would need to firmly believe that they are capable of female ejaculation.
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