The ruling on one who has incontinence or from whom pre-seminal fluid or a thick fluid passed after urination emerges

Question:
A man asks, saying: After urine, pre-seminal fluid, or a thick fluid passed after urination comes out of me and I clean myself with water, I then walk, stand, or sit, and a little urine, a little pre-seminal fluid, or a little thick fluid comes out, depending on what I had cleaned myself from. When this happens, should I wipe with a tissue or something similar?

Answer:
No, he must repeat the cleaning, unless it is continuous, meaning: it is predominant over him; in that case, it falls under the category of incontinence.
Q: He says: I have had this for a year and a half?
A: If it is predominant over him, as for if it is in the present time, he must repeat the cleaning.
Q: The doctors gave him a ruling and said: Perform the ablution, then pray, and there is no harm on you?
A: The doctors are not scholars. He must repeat the cleaning, unless it becomes predominant over him and he becomes one of those with incontinence; then he performs the ablution when the time enters, and cleans himself when the time enters, and that is sufficient, and when the time exits, he repeats the cleaning.