Hi, I am suffering from sexual disease that during urine the sperm is release and this is increasing as time to time.

Question

Seminal leaking after urination
A common condition that affects some men is leakage after urination. This is usually harmless. However, if you?re concerned that the leaked fluid may not be semen but discharge related to an injury or infection, like an STI, you should see a doctor right away.

There are some other explanations for semen leakage following urination. Some semen may remain in your urethra after the last time you ejaculated. Urinating is simply moving it along.

You may also have retrograde ejaculation. This is a condition in which semen enters your bladder instead of exiting out of your penis. This typically causes urine to be cloudy.

Treatment
If semen leakage after urination occurs infrequently, you may not need any treatment. But if this is an ongoing issue, tell your doctor.

If the condition is due to retrograde ejaculation, you may not need any treatment unless you?re trying to have a child. Any treatment options will also depend on the cause of your retrograde ejaculation. If surgery on your prostate or pelvic area resulted in ejaculation changes, this may be more difficult to treat.

Certain medications have been shown to be helpful though. Midodrine, a medicine used to treat low blood pressure and the allergy medicine chlorpheniramine (Chlor-Trimeton) are commonly used to treat retrograde ejaculation even though they were designed for other purposes.

Semen leakage myths
As with most aspects of sexual function, semen leakage is the subject of many myths and misunderstandings.

Some cultures believe that semen leakage leads to a loss of an important energy. This can cause significant anxiety, distress, and frustration. Luckily, one study showed that behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and improved understanding of normal sexuality and function can all help to improve this outlook.

Prashant K Vaidya · Accepted Answer