Patient's question:
Sometimes, after urinating, one or two drops of transparent fluid come out from the prostate. What could this be?Doctor's answer:
Leukorrhea refers to a small amount of colorless fluid discharged from the urethral orifice before or after urination, or during defecation. This fluid is called prostatic fluid, also known as prostatic overflow, and is commonly seen in patients with prostatitis. If leukorrhea occurs, it must be treated early because the leaked fluid is prostatic fluid, which can lead to a decline in sexual function over time. Some patients may also experience varying degrees of frequent urination, urgency, and urethral burning. Some patients may develop sexual dysfunction and neurasthenia. It is recommended that you seek a clear diagnosis and actively treat the condition.