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firetto | 21:33 Mon 19th Jul 2004 | How it Works
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What happens inside the penis during an erection which blocks off the urine tube and connects the semen tube?
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Avatar Image andy hughes
The tubes are always connected, but if my knowledge of biology is correct, the Cowper's gland prevents urine from flowing at the same time. Sorry that's a bit vague, youmay well get a better answer from someone who knows a bit more about it.
22:04 Mon 19th Jul 2004
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I think your right there, thats why I cant go to the loo when I wake up first thing in the morning I have to let it subside before I can go, bad carmer.
19:52 Tue 20th Jul 2004
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andy is correct, the Cowper's gland acts as a "Shut off valve" to prevent the urine from escaping and comes into action as soon as the blood flows into the penis erection process.
20:17 Tue 20th Jul 2004
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The Cowper's gland assists you so that you can tell if you're coming or going!
22:36 Tue 20th Jul 2004

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