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Stop the Dribble After You Pee

Dribbling after you pee

Also called Post-void dribbling, After-dribble, Leaking after peeing, Post-micturition dribble

3 min plan36 min with every studyUpdated Sep 28, 2026

Who it's forA man who leaks a few drops after he thinks he has finished peeing.

When to see a doctor
  • Call 911 now: back pain with numbness around the genitals or butt, weakness or numbness in both legs, or new trouble peeing.
  • Call 911 now: an infection with sudden confusion, slurred speech, blotchy or blue skin, or struggling to breathe.
  • Your doctor right away or the ER: you cannot pee at all, or your lower belly is swollen and very painful.
  • Your doctor right away: blood in your pee, even once and even a little.
  • Urgent care or your doctor today: pain or burning when you pee, with a fever or shivers. A urine infection in a man always needs a doctor.
  • Sudden, severe pain in a testicle: the emergency department now.
  • Your doctor: a weak or slowing stream, straining to start, spraying, or feeling you have not emptied.
  • Your doctor: leaking when you cough, laugh or lift, or urges you cannot hold.
  • Your doctor: pain in the penis, testicles, bottom or pelvis, or pain when you come.
  • Your doctor: the dribble is still there after 3 months of daily exercises.

I am not a doctor. This is not medical advice. This is self-education. Every dose on this page is the one a trial or a label used, quoted from it. It is not a prescription. Talk to a physician who has your history before any medicine or procedure. Blood in your pee, not able to pee, or pain with a fever: see a doctor first.