As one might guess, climacturia can cause embarrassment and distress, as well as affecting self-esteem and self-confidence. If a man experiences climacturia, he is advised to consult with a urologist for strategies to deal with the problem.

Some solutions may include:

• Urinating before sex. This is the simplest approach to the problem, and one that can be effective for many men. Emptying the bladder close to the time when sexual activity is about to begin often reduces the occurrence.
• Condom usage. Wearing a condom does not prevent urine from mixing in with semen; however, it does help to contain moderate amounts of urine that may seep out with the semen.
• Penile loop. Some men find considerable help from the use of a variable tension penile loop. Essentially a cord made of silicone, the loop goes over the penis and is adjusted for comfort. This can help compress the channel urine flows through and reduce leakage, as does reducing liquid intake in the hours before sex.
• Medication changes. Some medications tend to make incontinence more likely. Switching to alternatives, if possible, can reduce the risk of climacturia
• Strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. Engaging in exercises that target the pelvic floor muscles can help. These muscles help control the containment and release of urine.
• Biofeedback and magnet treatment. Although still experimental, some doctors suggest using processes that employ biofeedback or magnets as a way of lessening incontinence-related conditions.