Why men have urinary dribble and what to do about it! | After Dribble

Have you ever experienced going to the bathroom and after relieving, a little bit just dribbles out as you close your zipper? Even I can tell that that's incredibly annoying for men! So here is what we know about post void Dribble or better known as urinary Dribble! Be sure to watch until the end to learn how you can minimize or even prevent this!
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[@greatspirit]

Can we stop and take a moment to give full credit to Dr. Malik who tackles the most awkward and secretive urological issues with such grace, composure and endearing competence?

[@soilmanted]

No. That is what physicians are supposed to do. What we should be doing, and doing more often, is taking a moment to criticize those physicians seem unable or unwilling to tackle urogenital care without awkwardness, or embarrassment. They are out there, and they are a pain in the tuchas.

[@gooddaygene8355]

@@soilmanted Is bedside manner something that can be taught? Or is it innate talent that is just honed?

[@gooddaygene8355]

@@soilmanted Your response ties nicely into my initial question of bedside manner being taught and adopted, or being innate and developed. You were advised to READ "How to Make Friends and Influence People." Was the expectation that you would adopt the entire framework that Carnegie presented ("taught" your "bedside manner?") Or, would you look at the information and adopt it to what you already knew about the subject innately (innate and developed "bedside manner?") Thankfully, you have done the latter. You analyzed the incoming information against what you already knew, or experienced. Some people do not do this, or do it in different ways. Carl Jung mused, "“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.” We all see the world through fundamentally different lenses and make different judgements based on what we "see" using differing criteria. For Carnegie, that was his "truth." It made sense to him, his cognition, and how he lived his life. Not to you. Not to others. Take a look into Jungian Analytical Psychology. I would not be surprised that you are an Introverted Thinking (Ti) lead based off of your posting and analysis. It may provide answers for you. Or it may not.

[@4saken404]

I'm more impressed that she can use terminology like both "bulbocavernosus" and "pee tube" in the same presentation.

[@vn3801]

No I won't take a moment because you asked me to. You sound like a patronising school captain....

[@scottplumer3668]

Either this problem is more common than I realize, or the YT algorithm is aware of my restroom habits. Both are equally frightening. Regardless, thanks for a great, informative video, Dr. Malik!

[@northernking4787]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 felt the exact same way brother!!

[@NCR-RANGER-223]

This comment was the best thing about this video

[@jahudgens5344]

Same here

[@reneelopez604]

It’s even more deeper than that I dreamt last night about peeing which normally I wake up to wet underwear but didn’t which is crazy that I didn’t only to have wake up wanting to continue sleeping but realized just go pee already so I did. I thought wow I didn’t make a mess and it was a miracle what just happened I’m 50 by the way only to have this pop up hours later on the algorithm which blows my mind more

[@dingdong2103]

This is the reason why I never go to urinals and opt to use teh toilet. I have to use a toilet paper to release the capillaric tension for the final drops...

[@rtel123]

Way back when I was 18, I got my first serious job. I was a kid terrified of displeasing the new boss, about ten years older than I. A few days in, we stood at two urinals together. He said with English accent, "no matter how hard you shake it, the last drop always goes into the pants." Truly an icebreaker!

[@chapo335]

The same happened to me when I was young... until I found out that if you rinse the head of your penis it takes the last dribble away

[@stevendorries]

@@chapo335rinse? What…what are you rinsing with?

[@NoName-oh6pc]

@stevendorries Pressure washer

[@alvindimes4729]

The correct saying is " No matter how much you shake your peg, the last few drops run down your leg" 😅

[@chapo335]

@@stevendorries water or hand wash then water to make it smell nice

[@baladas8398]

I'm 72 years old and I've been to several urologists in my time, but in the three videos by doctor Malik that I just watched, I learned more about urology than I have in my life. Kudos, doctor, and thank you.

[@alexvargas4668]

Just give it the "shake and fake" shake it when you're done, put it away, then immediately whoop it out and shake it again. It's a master strategy that works well for me haha

[@EatAPeach72]

Doesnt work and I cant wear light colored pants as a result , lol

[@alexvargas4668]

@@EatAPeach72 try the "shake delay fake" a similar tactic I devised in which you hesitate for a brief period of 1-3 seconds before the fake out. Sometimes the dribble is fashionably late

[@Mr.Helper.]

Y’all be tripping … you have to shake, fake, spin, shake again, and finally … oh crap someone is calling me, brb

[@inmoneywetrust3292]

Thanks Alex may I ask are you or other posters circumcised? Because I'm not so I thought this was my problem, I blamed my parents for it.

[@robert.m4676]

Soo there’s really nothing that can be done that you’re not already trying to do IMO😜

[@VictorPoulin]

For me personally, I found out I just needed to stand at the toilet for just a little bit longer. I grew up always in a rush. Go to the toilet, urinate. Squeeze out what you can, shake and think I was done. One day, a few years ago I finished urinating and did all the things I mentioned earlier only this time I just stood there and relaxed my muscles for maybe 8 seconds. Suddenly I felt urine start to flow again. It was a small amount but enough to obviously make a mess in your underwear lol. Ever since I learned this I do it all the time. Let me know if you have gone through this and if you try this method out let me know how if it works for you.

[@johnhammond6423]

Yep, works for me too. I am 76 and it's all I have to do.

[@emptyhand777]

Doesn't work at a urinal, but squeezing out the hidden stash with toilet paper works too.

[@samueldavis5895]

Right.

[@coolcarlatv2944]

Sometime massage your ball smoothly . And it will helps

[@jehovahschannel440]

also the shutting off of the bladder door by anal flexing which runs the whole penal muscle system squirting out the last of it.

[@34dawgsgo]

I turn 60 this year and have experienced this often. One simple thing that has really helped. Just stay in the urinal longer. Even when you think you are finished wait for the straggler. They will come!!!

[@kenkre1212]

i started sitting to pee at night around the late 80s ( i am 77 now). I would sit facing the tank, resting my arms and head on the tank lid to relax while i pee. This is long before troubles with dribbling. Got use to sitting and would always sit at home. The last ten years or more I'vc had the dribbling. Don't have any prostate enlargement. I have tried the massage way to finish the emptying It's difficult however I working on it. I hate this problem and I wear black shorts and underwear when possible to cover up and missed dribble. Anyhow absent any men's dribble issues I prefer to sit when confident the bowl and flow is clean. Sometimes i look at my phone to relax to help voiding. That's my story and i'm sticking to it. Thanks Doc Malik.

[@RB-cq5hu]

I love Rena she's so comfortable talking about uncomfortable situations.

[@Judsonp14]

You're literally answering every question I ever had in all your videos. Wonderful! Thank you

[@davidminz9509]

Dr. Malik, i would like to thank you for giving a solution to my post void dribble ( which I had even when I was younger, and believe me there are lots of young guys who suffer from this condition). I used to think it was a sphincter problem at first, but when i came across this video, i tried the fingertip method behind the scrotum and I have stopped having post void dribble. I am now 52. Thank you again. God bless..

[@MrLaughingcorpse]

I used to have this problem. Changed my diet for other reasons. Don't drink soda, orange juice or any juice (it has lots of sugar). Reduced my sugar down to like one small sugary snack a day. (Take in less than 50g sugar a day). No fried foods, no donuts, no candy, etc. Lost 30 lbs in a month or so. No more dribble. No more chapped lips or split skin on fingers from the cold. Less skin problems.

[@kleytman]

The fucking suggar is a real problem!

[@japlunkett6789]

Dr. Berg has all the answers!

[@Invictus13666]

@@japlunkett6789 he really doesn’t. If you eat the amount of protein he advises you’ll wind up very sick. 24-35 grams a day is nowhere near enough.

[@Johnnyiswhere]

@@Invictus13666 I like the way you think!

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

The chapped lips/split skin is generally from not enough water. Many people reduce water intake in winter due to the cold.

[@johnmilligan2964]

Thank you Dr Malik for tackling issues that don't get discussed on a regular basis!

[@89tonstar]

For me I noticed it is heavily tied with stress, particularly relational stress. When I am stressed out i notice that my pelvic floor muscles tend to be stiff and dont respond well to stimulations from my brain to release urine. However with Yoga and pelvic floor stretching and relaxation, I have noticed a MASSIVE improvement. I used to get to that last little bit of urine in my bladder and i could feel it just not wanting to come out no matter how much i relaxed and some of it would come out when I sat down. Now it feels SOOO NICE for the little bit to come out and feel satisfied my bladder is completely empty. When I do that final little pinch the last little bit squirts out. Interestingly, I never found out about pelvic floor issues being tied to emotional stress until i did my own research. Even my urologist was like I have no idea what could be causing this.

[@KT-ed8hj]

What exercises help the most? I keep hearing therapy works but doing kegels doesnt really do anything for me

[@89tonstar]

@@KT-ed8hj look up stretches and yoga for erectile function. Our muscles down there really need to be stretched and relaxed cause they support your body wirgjt

[@Stetsonhatman]

I think you are right about stress. Since I took early retirement, I notice the problem much less than when I was working.

[@chonjacki]

I think there's a connection between all sorts of prostate issues and stress. I read the book Teach Us to Sit Still and it was really eye opening.

[@89tonstar]

From what I understand its actually not a prostate issue until it is a prostate issue. In other words, the muscles down there that aid in urination and ejaculation all become extremely tight or weak and tight. They are directly connected to our diaphragm and the stress on our gut ties into it.

[@NateBuker]

Never searched the subject but Dr. Malik cleared up my concerns with that a bit. Thanks!

[@JQ_Vegan]

Thank you for the technique here. I didn't think of it before and it really helps. The dribble was extremely annoying. The only issue now is when going through clothes and access is a little trickier, but I found applying pressure through the clothes to the area also works sometimes. I do agree with what others have said, I appreciate that you address the "do not talk about" topics that society catagorizes them as, yet they are very important and health progressing.

[@stevedone1958]

I watched this video about a month ago. It was life changing. No more dribble, just press a finger under the scrotum and no post pee dribble. Thank you so much. Please keep up the great work, you are a godsend.

[@dsego84]

I discovered this on my own, ha!

[@stevedone1958]

@@dsego84 HAHA. I had to have a girl tell me about it. :)

[@robertlee4809]

I found this out on my own🤣it helps😊

[@brilleexme9413]

Scrotum

[@undertheradar9295]

When I was 26 years old I saw a Urologist for this problem. He gave me a sulfur-based medication, by the next day my life changed forever with this medication affecting the bacteria in my small intestine and resulting in Crohn's Disease. That was 23 years ago. KZbin videos and the creators are a great gift to us, thank you.

[@nerychristian]

The medication gave you chrohns' disease?

[@samsulek69420]

sheesh

[@SamO45]

Thank You. I was able to help a worried friend by sharing this video. You are the best.

[@drillsgtlangdon]

I think you nailed the question that I ended up not having to ask. Then you narrowed down the precise issue as it pertains to me. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!

[@PresentFocus]

Thank you so much. I have noticed that energy drinks exacerbate this issue, and sudden intense urges to urinate, which you have addressed separately. Your genuine empathy, while giving what I consider critical information, is wonderful. You bring what I need to hear alive, so-to-speak. As a man in my 60s, I am in a club where we are all undeniably older now. We see the world we left, every day, always. It is hard sometimes. How we manage our health, both mental and physical, determines how we can give back. Bless you, my dear

[@sschevmale24]

Makes you insulin resistant too. I stopped drinking them

[@JakeInvest]

i was drinking 3 - 4 energy drinks a day, i have been thinking that it could cause the issue, however no data shows me that energy drinks cause it. i just quit energy drinks 5 days ago.

[@josephayala1090]

Good day you Dr. Malik I’ve been watching your videos for a few months now & I am so inspired by you to take better care of myself. Thank you for your knowledge & professionalism. I am a 58 year old male & feel great since I’ve returned & changed the way to exercise at this age. Today I have subscribed to your channel & look forward to learning more about my body, especially at this age now. Thank you again Dr. Malik, & God bless you.

[@kevinsd99]

This is one of the best and most helpful channels!

[@mrghost4509]

I have had this issue since I was kid and I'm 52 now. None of the doctors have been able to tell my why this has been going on. Nor have they given me any suggestions on how to deal with it because I showed non of the symptoms you mentioned. I have also had a very steady stream my entire life. People have always told me that I, "Piss like a race horse." However, I have always been a bit worried about this. But, other than being a little embarrassing at times. There hasn't been any adverse affects to my overall health. Thank you Dr. Malik for explaining another technique to evacuate the urine that I have left.

[@csap1212]

What a great channel. A lot of men are uncomfortable talking about a lot of these problems but I find it easy to listen and learn from a woman Dr on the subjects. Thanks for helping most of us with your educated advice.

[@johnkell4423]

The main cause of post void dribbling is the retention of urine in the urethra. The urethra is a passive tube, it does not have muscles to propel the urine out. It is analogous to a garden hose, you can close the tap (sphincter) but when you pick up the hose the water drips out. It is almost never related to a stricture and any urine in the prostatic urethra would not be cleared by milking of the urethra or Kegel exercises. It is not exclusive to old men, and happens to younger men and even women and children occasionally. And yes I am a urologist.

[@Ahoooooooo]

Thanks. I am not a doctor, but was gonna say the same thing.

[@nicholasali2182]

Dr. Kell ty very much for even more information 🙏🏿

[@jeffmpvd7689]

I never had this problem till I had hernia surgery. You illustrated the problem very well. Do you have a suggested remedy?

[@markhuntermd]

I have felt that in some cases there is a neurological component. Perhaps the autonomic system can influence the neurology in such a way as to affect voiding. Consider that essential hypertension can be caused by neurologic bias at ganglia proximal to the kidneys. Often times stress hormones exacerbate this condition. Maybe that same autonomic process - related to stress hormones - can effect voiding in the same way?

[@nicholasali2182]

@@markhuntermd thank you Doc💯never thought of it that way🙏🏿

[@marcd1981]

Thank you for this video. I am turning 60 this year and I do not have any of the other symptoms mentioned in the video. I only have the issue of dribble after I thought I was done peeing. I'm going to try the massage technique recommended here and see if that takes care of the issue. Thanks again and Happy New Year!

[@jasonhorn901]

Thanks so much for these informative videos! I really appreciate you sharing your important insights. Keep up the great work!

[@MrMrJameskeegan]

I like the fact that your interested in men. I think you are positive towards men. I find this refreshing and I wish you well 👍👍👍

[@joesmoe6938]

Thank you Doctor Malik for covering a subject I never thought I'd never see. In my case, every time I used a urinal, I had the dribble as soon as I put it back in and it relaxed. It didn't matter how long I stood there and shook it. Could it be the angle of attack when peeing? Could it be closing off the urinary tract as you lift it to pee in a urinal? No matter how long you try and shake it, it is always being closed off. If I had to pee in a bottle and it was relaxed, I didn't have the dribble after. Thanks again for bringing up the subject.

[@pajamababy01]

I love you ! You help guys and you help guys as urologist. Thank you so much you are so informative and wonderful!

[@craigsheffield6546]

I had this issue in my early teens, and I believe it was merely due to the growing muscles, plus I have a seizure disorder. Once I turned 18, I no longer had the problem and I am now in my mid-50s.

[@ala7515]

Thank you KZbin and Dr. Malik - I never thought this topic could see a day of light where it is elaborated so well, especially when we know that this affects all the men of the world. "No matter how much you shake it, those last two drops still won't make it" - Probably someone somewhere.

[@beakusmcmunch1961]

No matter how hard you shake the peg, a wee drop always runs down the leg.

[@rodddossantos1437]

I just turned 43, and this started for me within the last year or two. I’m so happy I stumbled upon this video. Thank you so very much for your advice!

[@27faun]

yeah, I'm 53 having this issue too.

[@deplorablesrus8457]

I have the post drip-drip - very annoying. I am 49, guess it started a few years ago.

[@titan9m]

Happens to me and I just turned 40.

[@TheEdorizo]

It started when I was 44 now I'm 47

[@nickfanzo]

I’ve had it for as long as I can remember.

[@ericdravenX00X]

Thank u for talking about this topic Dr. Malik. I have problems with this. And it can def be a pain.

[@robguitarwizard]

Thanks for 'tackling' this problem!

[@seanfleming4476]

You do such a great job providing so much education on so many issues and items. Thank you for sharing great health information (particularly men's health) in such a professional manner.

[@asmkamruzzahan5697]

As always a precious and lovely presentation. Thanks Dr. Rena. I like the simple and eye catching decoration of your room!

[@mohsinrasul8450]

Thanks sister rena malik Been experiencing these issues for years now. But have been too embarrassed to do anything about it until now

[@tomreedyjr3631]

I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work for us!!

[@Bookhermit]

I've had a bit of this problem for decades, since an inguinal hernia operation, which seems to have somewhat damaged the outer prostate valve or its nerve. But pressing on the prostate and a good shake is usually enough to keep it from being a real problem.

[@tristanmorrow6671]

same here, finally someone in a similar situation.

[@rodleyeriffe9149]

My Pop told me about this when I was a tadpole. "No matter how much you shake, wiggle, or dance, the last few drops go in your pants".

[@angowT]

Nae how much ye shake yer peg, the last wee drops goo doon yer leg!

[@soilmanted]

I never had this problem until I hit 53 years old.

[@marcwalsh4665]

@@soilmanted Me too. (53)I though it might be becouse I put on a few extra pounds so my stomach is putting pressure on something?

[@soilmanted]

@@marcwalsh4665 Mine coincided with my PSA increasing and my prostate nodules becoming larger.

[@jackandblaze5956]

Heard this one when I was a wee one: You can shake it, you can pull it, you can beat it against the wall. Put it in your pants, and the last drop will always fall.

[@andrewlimb5267]

This has been a more recent thing for me and was wondering why, apart from age factor, mid 60's. I have an enlarged prostate and on the waiting list. So thank you for a clear explanation.

[@johnbauman4005]

We're ALL on the waitlist, whether we know it or not! ☹️☹️🤣

[@Totorobert101]

I always thought that was just me! I usually go out and walk my dog but i always try to avoid going for a wee before as i dont want to leak through my trousers before i go outside. Naturally when im midwalk i become painfull neededin the toilet which sucks so its nice to hear more about it from this bright young lady!

[@Cardifftoyboy1]

Had this unpleasant problem for a while. I tried the push from behind the scrotum manoeuvre and I was amazed how well it works every time and also how much is expelled which it cannot be that healthy to leave there. Completely did the trick for me. Many thanks.

[@chapo335]

Just rinse with water to get rid of the few urine drops and rub hand wash over the penis to make it smell nice then wash the hand wash away

[@areyoustupid.....]

Yes it's a goot tip!

[@SyrupCanuck]

Just push up behind scrotum towards base of penis?

[@ProfessorDBehrman]

Thank you, Dr. Malik, for the informative video. I wish there were more physicians like you.

[@paid4c4]

Dr. Malik, thank you for informative content. I just had the HoLEB procedure a month ago which has solved many of my problems. The one piece of advice you gave in this video that I can't stress enough is if you have urinary tract problems get a Urologist. If I had it to do over I wish I had seen the Urologist years ago.

[@johnhamilton8650]

Awesome video, very straight forward facts.

[@vinceagnes]

I cant express how helpful this presentation was for me.I have been treating with a local urologist for about four years but haven’t had improvement with reducing my 5-6 times night time peeing routine. In addition, I do occasionally have the dribble and splayed stream issues. I’m only 71 years old. You have been great explaining in easily understandable terms. Thanks a lot!

[@elppedro77]

I have been taking stinging nettle root, once before bed and once when I wake. this helps me to only go once or twice at night.

[@Ashwini_Dhanraj]

Only 71 years old? 🤣

[@txrick4879]

Same here amigo at age 66 . Going to a urologist in a few days .

[@bezalel5081]

Only 71. You sir are a hero!

[@tommycasidy3031]

Yeah urologist like to keep you coming back. They could care less about your quality of life. Keep researching on your own.

[@ilblues]

I had the condition in my early 30's. It turned out to be severe candida albicans overgrowth and cleared up with taking powdered nystatin mixed in water 4x daily for a month, in increasing (small doses). Likely caused by long-term use of Tetracycline (antibiotic) to treat acne which was commonly prescribed to teenagers in the mid 60's to mid-70's. It killed off all the good intestinal flora, let candida grow unabated and had to be eradicated in the gut and urinary tract with an antifungal treatment (nystatin). I also took a good course of probiotics. I'm 66 now, and there has been no recurrence.

[@Unlimited0X]

What brand of nystatin and is it safe to consume??

[@edrodriguez4540]

Hey how did you find out if was a severe Candida albicans overgrowth? I had a yeast infection balanitis but it went away but still suffering from this post void. I am in my early 30S as well. Would you be kind enough to share more info about this?

[@ilblues]

@@edrodriguez4540 Please see my reply to UnlimitedOX. The complete workup by Dr. Wright included urine, stool and blood samples where they either found and cultured candida directly or found candida's markers. There may also have been some scrapings of the tongue where candida presents as thrush, or of the sinuses. There was another factor with me, concerning insufficient stomach acid, called hypochlorhydria for which Dr. Wright prescribed HCl with pepsin capsules taken with meals to better pre-digest food in the stomach. People with low HCl have something called intrinsic factor that impairs the ability to metabolize B12. Apparently an acid poor gut contributes to candida overgrowth. In the years since, I have not used Nystatin again. Though I have had candida flareups as often as I take broad spectrum antibiotics for an infection. The moment I've finished the antibiotics, I purchase a good anti-fungal and a probiotic acidophilis to take for a month. Cranberry juice helps too. For an anti-fungal, I've had good success with Enzymedica Candidase. I'm not choosy about the probiotic acidophilis. Presently I'm using one I get from Costco (like Sam's Club) by TruNature and I take one every morning which has virtually eliminated my GERD. God bless!

[@ilblues]

@@Unlimited0X My original reply was removed; I believe I understand why. The Nystatin treatment I was prescribed was probably off book and not safe. Turns out Nystatin comes in a powdered form for external use, and in pill or liquid form for internal use. My memory above is not faulty in the matter; I was instructed to mix nystatin powder in water and drink it 4x daily in increasing dosages for a month. But that was in 1986. Either it was a food grade / oral type of Nystatin I can no longer find, or the doctor had me take an external one internally while supervising me closely. Suffice to say it was not a pleasant experience between the nasty taste and the candida die-off. I looked at the doctor's web site and they no longer list nystatin on their treatment or pharmacy pages. Instead they sell OTC antifungal capsules. There are forms of Nystatin intended for oral/internal use in pill and liquid form. They require a prescription. Reviews say the pills are the nastiest tasting thing on God's earth as the pills are to be held in the mouth as long as it can be tolerated before swallowing. Search for "nystatin oral". I use Enzymedica Candidase for occasional candida flare ups. It seems to work as well as Nystatin did for me. God bless!

[@johntitor7671]

@ilblues Τhis is the answer,this is the key.I believe it. The classical medicine and "mainstream" knowledge have no idea about fungi... Thank you for sharing, God bless you.

[@BryceMWalter]

I have had increasing issues with dribble and wet underwear since about 24 years of age. I had all the symptoms you mentioned including stopping and starting and night emesis. Now i know why nothing seems to help it lol. Im 51. I need a urologist. Thank You 🙂

[@hectorm608]

What a great stream of information

[@Zvertnie]

Yep, I turned 50 y.o. this year, and this happens about once a week. I wasn't aware this was a thing, thought I was just rushing to get finished. Upon putting it way, suddenly one last squirt hits my pant leg; for crap-sake! But now I know and can deal with it better. Thanks, Dr. Malik! 👍

[@williamdavidson9009]

Shoot this has happened every time I pee all my life.

[@SportbikeUnitedRiderz]

lol welcome to the club.

[@Animal-Reaction-Clips]

Nah your just a dirty guy that is all. Dirty people

[@EatAPeach72]

@@Animal-Reaction-Clips Shhhhhhhhh!!! You're weird

[@Animal-Reaction-Clips]

@@EatAPeach72 your weird since u like urine and feaces on your clothes

[@PlaidDad]

No matter how much you wiggle and dance, the last drop always ends up in your pants.

[@HuyLe-vo4pg]

Not if you get a tissue and squeeze that out

[@mukeshmakwana1321]

LooooooL 😂😂😂

[@shawnerz98]

I was going to post something very similar. I heard the late comedian Jay Anthony Brown say, "You can shake it, you can squeeze it, and you can dance. But the last drop always ends up in your pants." ;)

[@TrollinOn22s]

My wife looking at me when I'm still shaking 🙄

[@jimmurphy4703]

@@TrollinOn22s any more than 3 shakes is a wank !

[@user-ln9pi6hk1p]

I think a point that is being missed here in the video is that the urethra is a passive tube similar to a water hose and does not contract like a muscle to expel every drop of urine. If you cut off the source, the bladder or faucet, there is still water or urine in the pipe. In the case of the urethra, it is even worse because when you urinate, there is a natural curve going up the scrotum and down the penis. This is a natural trap for urine to get stuck to work itself out later with movement and especially sitting down in a chair as this presses against the urethra behind the scrotum. Because of this natural curve or trap in the urethra a small drop or two of urine coming out is normal for all ages and can be remedied by pressing the urethra behind your scrotum wirh your hands after urinating. If you have other symptoms on top the dribble or excessive dribble, its best to see a urologist especially if you are a older male. I am not a doctor and had a drop or two of urine come out that i first noticed in my early 20s and this is the information i found with my own research and going to see a urologist in person.

[@Rick-tt6yq]

Excellent series...thank you! This one reminds me of the old rhyme "No matter how much you jump, or how much you dance...the last three-drops go down your pants".

[@brianschuetz2614]

So far, the only symptom I've been experiencing is hesitancy, but I've had that problem for quite a while. For me, it's simply a matter of relaxing the involved muscles to prevent dribble afterward.

[@Aristocratic13]

Wait that’s a symptom?

[@Hawaiian80882]

Thank-you Doc, Ive been very troubled for some time regarding this very issue. I'm 60yrs old, it's amazing all the physical changes the body goes through with age, I need to spend more time researching the issues and mitigate as I move forward. Again thank-you.

[@jimtorres2283]

Check with a urologist and have them run some tests it is amazing what the meds were able to do to help me control urination. I needed meds for a quivering bladder I had no control of. I thought I was musking with that dribble.

[@gord2358]

See my comment on the green laser light procedure above.

[@visitor5009]

Great information. Useful.

[@alexdeonversaagde]

I fibd what you are doing admirable, you always address the right topics. ♥️

[@critterIMHO]

I never thought I’d be doing my kegels, but I’ve discovered that one or two immediately after urinating is enough to stop the dribbling. Thank you.

[@Cedrus1952]

Turning 70 in July...so I'm getting older. Also, I had external low radiation and internal (Brachy) high radiation treatments for Prostate cancer one year ago. I beat the cancer but now have a bit of a dribble and am using shields which, only recently, has been happening. I will put your info to use. Thank you.

[@suedenim6590]

Hey Mike that's my fathers name. Its age friend just shake and fake. Shake it, put it away, then whip it out again and shake the drips off. Shake and fake 👍

[@suedenim6590]

I'm glad you sent cancer the cancer packing by the way

[@randybyers4885]

How long does it take to have bladder control after prostate has been removed?

[@jameyhenderson7271]

Dr. Malik. You are awesome. I have learned so much from your videos. Thank you very much.

[@mattrick1984]

Thanks I had seen my doctor for this and had a prostate exam, but I believe it is in the muscles and will try the exercises.

[@charlesmchugh8811]

I’m 81 and everything you mentioned here I’ve got. But the “real joy” comes with the use of a catheter. I’m glad I found your channel. Maybe you have, or will, talk about catheters. That seems to be the end point after the pills, the stinging nettle roots and the laser surgery have had their day. “Sorry sir, there’s nothing else we can do, unless of course, you want us to take out your prostate. But that has its own problems.” I, myself, haven’t quite reached this point yet, but each day is an interesting struggle and the box of catheters sits in my bedroom waiting….waiting. But that’s better than a desperate 911 call. I’m trying to be philosophical about this BPH thing. It’s better than cancer any day. .

[@martinuso7446]

Have you tried sawtooth palmetto? its a herb.With me it worked perfectly.

[@Dakingsnake]

Really. I was 33 when it started

[@martinuso7446]

@@Dakingsnake Don't know how old you are now... but I was 50 and after 3 weeks of this herb no more problems.

[@scottecologero6972]

Hey this only happens to me when I am at public bathroom. I feel like some one is waiting there or watching me, I stop the urin quick, and when is time to zip up more urin continuous to drip. It not a condition, just pure shyness. The fear of some one rushes me to leave the bathroom early than I want to. You can nick name it premature finish urinating.

[@scottecologero6972]

@@martinuso7446 dude that thing you are saying is for prosatitis

[@ceruleanblu3184]

Known as “the wet penny in the pocket.” Or the men’s room graffiti that goes: “No matter how much you shake, no matter how much you dance, the last two drops end up on your pants.”

[@craighart9278]

😂 this cheered me up and actually put a smile on my face for some reason. Was a very unexpected recommendation.

[@hectorcartagena7634]

Thank you Dr,Malik for the information,really appreciate it.God Bless 🙏👍

[@johnshepherd5087]

Thanks Rena - very informative. I have had these same symptoms - not dilatative but irritating. I will take your suggestions.

[@ElijahNMitchell]

OMG thank you so much. I’ve been having this issue for the past 4 years, ever since I had a car accident that resulted in my having a spinal fusion (L5/S1) that I still suffer sciatica from.

[@tascrphs]

Great video Doctor Malik. Can't speak for others, but for me it seems particularly prevalent when I'm super bloated - IBS like feeling, or ascities symptoms. Basically, it inhibits my ability to push the residual urine out... Just super frustrating having to park at a urinal (especially if it's public), and swing it out for a few minutes. Who wants that sort of weird attention.

[@ogdumplings8196]

I'm turning 100 years old next month, never had any problems, thing is hard as a rock.

[@eddyjimenez-scorpio]

Dr. Malik ive learned more about my prostatic health in these few months of watching ur videos than the 20 years of visits to my uro here in Chicago, thank you. Im 65 and ive been having issues with my prostate since i was 32! Ive had prostate cancer for 4 years now. And im about to have 2nd green lite therapy procedure. Not looking forward to that one again, but its necassary. Hopefully this one will last a little longer than 3yrs like the previous one did. For you guys who are on alfazosin, if you discontinue use, ur ejaculate will return. Anyway, thanx, and stay safe!

[@JCcanU]

Eddy Jimenez , my dad had seeds injected into the prostate he is cancer free it was over 2 years but it can be beat best of luck god bless .

[@corkion]

sorry to hear that i have prostrate caner since 2017 i was told it was very small have to have a biopsy every 12 months and psa bloods every six months i live in ireland europe im 57 yers old

[@bahoonies]

@@corkion Hi Con. You must have very low grade prostate cancer if they're happy to monitor you. Rest assured you're in good hands once you're in the system. I live in Dublin and finished treatment for prostate cancer in 2017. I was caught early and thankfully I'm doing great. I have PSA blood tests every 6 months. I cannot speak highly enough of the medical staff and the way they've looked after me. My best wishes to you.

[@corkion]

@@bahoonies hi damien thnk you for the kind words ya they told my it was a gleason 6 score good to hear you are doing well im living in cork so being looked after here

[@bahoonies]

@@corkionGleason 6 is very good news. I was Gleason 7 (3+4) so watching and waiting wasn't an option. I hope you never go beyond Gleason 6 but if you do need treatment in the future, you'll be fine.

[@FelipeElGatoBustamanteRenda]

That's why I stand for quite some time shaking and yes, I use toilet paper. it helps absorb whatever is left inside so it doesn't end up showing through my pants.

[@neilbeech4093]

this was very interesting what you talked about!

[@Dave-nm3xc]

I've always had this issue.. thanks for the presentation.

[@mecima]

59.6 and began at 32 years old, urologist never explained it as clearly as you and as a mechanical engineer, I appreciate it. It has worsened since developing hemorrhoids, hot seat on motorcycle apparently partially caused them, anti-inflammatory gel helps a lot and noticed reduced dribble when no flare up.

[@ipponsuki]

Vitamin c complex. For hemorrhoids. Kale salad 🥗 wouldn't hurt

[@gregoryfoster8179]

I sit now when I can. At 63 I've learned to deal with it. My doc never mentions anything but the latest prostrate test results. This was a nice presentation. Thanks Doc..

[@NCrdwlf]

Mine just wants to know what pills I want .

[@KevinVanRooyen-ik1pr]

Hi Doctor, i definitely have this problem, i will make a plan to see a doctor. Thanks for all the good advice. 😊

[@baracc10]

These are some great tips. I should try them out because I have been having urinary dribble for the third year now

[@rayreinhard1077]

"No matter how much you shake and dance, the last drop lands in your pants."

[@rich9493]

I learned that expression from MAD magazine. Good times.

[@royschmidt675]

Thank you for helping me understand my dribble problem. I have wondered for several years what might be causing it. I am always more at peace having some idea what might be causing dysfunction in my body which has amazing healing/self repair capabilities provided we take an interest and action to correct our habits and allow the repairs to be done. Peace & Love 💕

[@richardvervoorn6626]

I’ve struggled with this issue and other RELATED issues, up to and including bed wetting, well into puberty. I’m sure this condition has affected my life in a few ways, primarily causing actual emotional and social difficulties throughout my entire life. I have selected jobs solely on the ability to have access to a bathroom so that embarrassment is hopefully reduced to manageable situations. Now in retirement I can control my environment in these situations. There are some helpful tips in this video. Thanks for sharing, already 1 tip has helped me …

[@FetchRewardsReferallCode]

Imagine wetting your bed

[@jamesmurphy713]

Imagine being mature

[@christopherrobin4619]

Thank you for sharing your experience. I've struggled with similar problems and it was comforting to know I am not alone.

[@antzooma]

I've never had this except one time last week and this video was recommended :D

[@Josh47147]

The pull and squeeze method several times, then wait. Repeat as necessary. Usually two to three times should do the trick.

[@richardshiggins704]

It depends on the angle of the dangle and the drop of the dribble ...thank you very much !

[@racerx6]

Thank you Dr. Malik!!!

[@michaelbeheler8261]

Thank you for the info!

[@BpGregor]

When I was in my late thirties and in my forties, I was told my prostate is quite small but I might have problems with retention - that was the term. I was taught the exercises you mention, and I still do them, but a bit differently. I was taught to squeeze and relax about 10 times in succession - short duration. That has worked great for me, especially since I drink lots of water day and night. I am now 79.

[@panchovilla3493]

What u do to squeeze?

[@powellmountainmike8853]

Old saying... "No matter how you prance and dance, the last drop always wets your pants."

[@daverussell457]

Where I grew up the saying was "No matter how much you jump about the last drop always ends up your pants."

[@davidburne9477]

No matter how much you jiggle and shake, the last few drops always stay in your snake.

[@stevehall6299]

No matter how hard you shake your peg, the last drop always goes down your leg.

[@showingugly5186]

I've only heard "Twice is okay, at three you're playing with yourself"

[@daverussell457]

@@showingugly5186 I always heard that as "Shake it more than twice and you're playing with it".

[@dennisschnobrich9288]

I had this problem and thanks to your video I discovered a way to avoid dribble. After I'm done I relax my prostate and let the rest of the urine slowly drain first. I also take Tamsulosin 0.4 mg at bedtime. The only side affect is dizziness because it lowers my blood pressure.

[@bluedale6563]

Thank you for this DR

[@melmo5218]

Thank you. Where I live doctors don't feel that they have to explain anything. They are "sensei" and patients are obedient. Even just understanding what could be going on helps.

[@BryanTorok]

When I was teenager I heard a saying, "No matter how much you shake and dance, the last few drops stay in your pants."

[@dmitrybelan4363]

Thank you, it is really intresting and userfull context. I also learn English when I lissening your lessons.

[@davebellamy4867]

I think stress often causes this to happen. As you mention in the sit or stand to pee video. Wow I didn't realise there are two sphincters. You're videos are great. I can wait for ages for a little more to come out but it doesn't until I put things away when I relax!

[@SkaterStimm]

It's like using a hose, when you turn it off the water still in the hose will dribble out.

[@percyfaith11]

No, it's like a hose with a bend in it which just allows dribbles to continue to sneak out.

[@hightonesdrifterkent6600]

not if you have good seals and a gay plumber

[@jokes881]

@@hightonesdrifterkent6600 LMFAO

[@WavyVaporizers]

This is why you're supposed to shake the snake before putting the reptile away 😂

[@snorman1911]

Yes and the longer the hose the more to worry about. And if you dont have a penis and you're trying to explain this, you're just guessing!

[@NeverForget1776]

Thank you so much for covering this. You've helped a lot of men with this and your other videos. I have to admit this information coming from a women is I think better received than if it was a male urologist doing the video.

[@matthewhopson964]

thank you so much for explaining what can be happening with this embas rrasing problem.

[@johngoard8272]

Yes Rena I had a laser TURP just last year and it has been a bit of a trial getting back to "normal" though at my age (76) it it is almost impossible to get back to that normally urinating situation. Anyone else who has the same problem as myself could try the jug practice it might just work out for them.