Continue sperm leakage

What is the appropriate treatment for your condition?
In fact, the involuntary emission of semen is called Spermatorrhea, in which semen is emitted without engaging in any sexual activity, as it is normal for semen to be emitted during intercourse or masturbation, and the treatment is to treat the cause of the condition. If there is an infection, an antibiotic such as ciprofloxacin is prescribed, along with the need to make sure to get enough sleep and practice Kegel exercises to strengthen the pelvic muscles, and follow up with a specialist doctor to evaluate the condition.

Diagnostic tests:
The diagnosis is made by seeing a urologist for the purpose of medical examination, evaluating the condition, and knowing your medical history, a complete blood test to detect the presence of infections or anemia, a urine test to rule out urinary tract infections, and a semen analysis to rule out the presence of prostate infections. Ultrasound imaging of the prostate if there is enlargement.

Causes of involuntary ejaculation:

• Prostatitis
• Some medications such as antidepressants
• Psychological stress
• Drink alcohol
• other reasons

Recommendation:
It's recommended to see a urologist for further evaluation of your condition.