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Female Ejaculation
Can It Cause A Urinary Tract Infection / UTI

Female ejaculation does not cause a urinary tract infection- UTI. In fact, urination and female ejaculation help to prevent a UTI. However, the sexual activity to stimulate her can cause one. It is through contact with the mouth, penis, fingers or a sex toy which can introduce bacteria into the urethra (where the urine comes out).

If you experience a UTI, ask yourself what you are doing that is introducing bacteria into the urethra. Are you washing hands with antibacterial soap, washing and disinfecting sex toys and other precautions before sex play?

Have you wiped front to back when using the restroom to avoid introducing fecal matter into the urethra?

By Lisa S. Lawless, Ph.D.
Psychotherapist & Sex Expert
CEO & Founder of
Holistic Wisdom, Inc. & NAASAS

Copyright Š Holistic Wisdom, Inc.

If you are using an old lubricant, perhaps it is time for a new one. Bacteria can get mixed in it if it is in contact with your skin. If you are not showering before sex, perhaps you should... men carry bacteria on their penis which can get introduced into the urethra as well.

There are many things that can cause a UTI, but let me assure you female ejaculation is not one of them. To help prevent UTI's try and urinate after sex play as urine is known for killing bacteria that resides in the urethral tract. Again, if a UTI occurs, think carefully about the sexual hygiene you have in place and ways that you can improve it.

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