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If you have no symptoms at all and you are in good health generally, then I cannot think of anything else than pre-ejaculate.
Now why does it appear after ejaculation? I don't know and I suppose that there may be a number of explanations. For example, some biochemical "inertia" in the action of the corresponding gland, or some minor structural singularity that prevents the fluid to come out in time. I am not 100% sure but think that I had it too occasionally in the past.
Do you normally have pre-ejaculate, that is fluid appearing before ejaculation? Could it be that you have it so abundant that sometimes it remains some after ejaculation? This is the explanation I would give in my case.
But I believe that there is no reason to worry about that. You could mention it though to your doctor when you go for a general check-up.
Now why does it appear after ejaculation? I don't know and I suppose that there may be a number of explanations. For example, some biochemical "inertia" in the action of the corresponding gland, or some minor structural singularity that prevents the fluid to come out in time. I am not 100% sure but think that I had it too occasionally in the past.
Do you normally have pre-ejaculate, that is fluid appearing before ejaculation? Could it be that you have it so abundant that sometimes it remains some after ejaculation? This is the explanation I would give in my case.
But I believe that there is no reason to worry about that. You could mention it though to your doctor when you go for a general check-up.