In general, it is not recommended to extract prostate fluid secretions on your own. If necessary, it should be done under the supervision of a medical professional. The extraction of prostate secretion should be done by a specialized physician. The specific process of extracting prostate fluid secretion is that the physician instructs the patient to empty the urine first and then take the chest and knee position or standing and bending position, the right hand wearing a glove and fully lubricated finger sleeve, to show the finger gently and slowly into the anus, the rectum for rectal palpation. The prostate gland is located and massaged, and prostate fluid is squeezed into the urethra to be collected and sent for examination. Prostate examination can be used to screen for benign prostatic hyperplasia and prostate cancer. It should be noted that prostate massage is prohibited in acute prostatitis. Normal prostate fluid is pale milky white and thin; a smear may contain a lot of lecithin and a few white blood cells. Please ask your specialist about the clinical significance. In summary, it is not recommended to extract prostate fluid on your own. If you feel unwell, you should consult a doctor promptly.