Urination
What can cause dribbling after urination?
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Short answer
A few drops after urination may come from urine remaining in the urethra. This alone does not mean prostate disease.
Understanding the topic
Leakage after urination and a prolonged final stream are different symptoms. Explain when leakage happens and whether the stream is weak or the bladder feels incompletely emptied.
Possible causes and key points
- Pelvic floor muscle function can play a role.
- Additional urinary symptoms may need separate investigation.
- Suitable techniques or exercises depend on individual assessment.
When to seek medical advice
Seek advice for persistent leakage, weak stream, burning or difficulty starting. If you cannot pass urine and have pain, seek urgent medical care.