Most of these side effects are merely a nuisance and are easily tolerated by both parties. This explanation would not be complete, however, without commentary on a few more serious and often intolerable neurologically complicated sequellae. Because of the powerful neurological signals aimed at the pelvic region, for some people there are more disruptive additional events. Passing gas is probably the most benign and the most common, but there are cases of both urinary and fecal incontinence, all involuntary. The coincident urinary incontinence should not be confused with female ejaculation.
Some women sometimes release a substantially greater amount of liquid vaginally.
While most vaginal secretion during sex is quite slippery and has a distinctive odor, the female ejaculate is much more watery and can vary from a few teaspoons to 3 cups in volume. Because these additional events cannot be corrected medically, the necessary course of action is simply to be prepared.