Urge incontinence is also known as an "overactive bladder" and it's the most common type of urine leakage in men. Urge incontinence Incontinence is defined as complaint of involuntary loss of urine. is when you experience a sudden urge to urinate but can't hold it in until you reach a toilet. You may need to urinate more than 4 to 8 times a day, as well as several times during the night. This is often linked to an enlarged prostate or the aftermath of prostate A gland in men, which is located at the base of the bladder. The prostate produces a fluid at ejaculation. Often in older men, the gland starts to grow larger and can obstruct the urine tube. A symptom of this is a poor stream of urine, also known as problems emptying the bladder or incomplete emptying of the bladder. surgery.

If coughing, sneezing, laughing or lifting heavy weights usually results in urine leakage, you may be dealing with stress incontinence. Male stress incontinence Incontinence is defined as complaint of involuntary loss of urine. is most common in those who've recently had prostate surgery.

'After dribble' is when a few drops of urine leak after you've been to the toilet, even if you've 'waited and shaken'. There are two types of after dribble This is when a few drops of urine leak after you’ve been to the toilet, even if you’ve ‘waited and shaken’. There are two types of after dribble, post-micturition dribble and terminal dribble. After dribble happens because the bladder doesn’t empty completely while you urinate. Instead, the urine accumulates in the tube leading from your bladder. men experience; post-micturition dribble and terminal dribble. After dribble happens because the bladder doesn't empty completely while you urinate. Instead, the urine accumulates in the tube leading from your bladder. Common after dribble causes are an enlarged prostate A gland in men, which is located at the base of the bladder. The prostate produces a fluid at ejaculation. Often in older men, the gland starts to grow larger and can obstruct the urine tube. A symptom of this is a poor stream of urine, also known as problems emptying the bladder or incomplete emptying of the bladder. or weakened pelvic floor muscles. To strengthen those pelvic floor muscles, The pelvic floor muscles (or pelvic muscles) are a group of muscles inside the pelvis that form a floor between your legs. They are located between the pubic bone (at the front) and the base of your spine (at the back). Weakening of these muscles can lead to problems such as urinary incontinence and, if the anal closure muscle is affected, faecal incontinence. be sure to read our guide to pelvic floor exercises for men.

If you have a constant or intermittent flow of urine you might be dealing with overflow incontinence. For men, this is usually caused by something obstructing the flow of urine, causing the bladder to overflow and then leak.