10. Post-micturition dribble
This symptom is similar to terminal dribble, but the difference is the timeline. Terminal dribble and post-micturition dribble are both further reductions of the urinary stream and are both caused by the obstruction of the prostate gland. However, terminal dribble happens at the end of the urinary stream when it is still happening. In post-micturition dribble, the patient has already finished the urinary stream, and he would likely move on and do something else. But a few seconds or minutes after urinating, there will be drops of urine leaving the urethral opening and wetting the underwear of the patient.