

Why men have urinary dribble and what to do about it! | After Dribble (YouTube Relay)
7 snips Jul 3, 2025
This discussion addresses the common issue of post-void dribble in men, exploring its causes like urethral narrowing and prostate problems. Listeners learn practical tips to minimize the annoyance of urinary dribble. The importance of seeking a urologist for thorough evaluation is emphasized, ensuring men can tackle this issue effectively. Get ready to dispel myths and gain insights into maintaining urinary health!
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Understanding Post-Void Dribble
- Post-void dribble is the little bit of urine that dribbles out just after peeing.
- It affects a large portion of men, potentially more than 58%, causing significant annoyance.
Prostate Causes Urinary Dribble
- Enlarged prostate can trap urine in the prostate urethra causing dribble once sphincters open.
- Men have two sphincters that can trap urine after peeing, leading to dribble when relaxed.
Muscle Weakness Leads to Dribble
- Muscle weakness or neuromuscular dysfunction may also cause post-void dribble when urine isn't fully propelled out.
- Age or neurological conditions can weaken muscles needed to push urine fully through the urethra.