Experts suggest that the living may really be suffocated by urine. What harm does urine do to the body?

In life, some people have the bad habit of holding their urine. Although I feel like urinating, I have to hold it until I can't hold it. However, this bad habit will do some harm to the body.

First, the harm of holding urine

First of all, holding urine for a long time is easy to cause urinary tract infection or urethritis. When the symptoms of mild urinary tract infection are not obvious, they can recover on their own, but in severe cases, relevant drug treatment is needed. Also, frequent urination will cause toxic substances in the body not to be excreted in time and precipitate in the bladder. Over time, bladder cancer may be induced. People who often hold their urine are three to five times more likely to develop bladder cancer than the average person. Also, holding urine for a long time is easy to damage bladder muscle tissue, so it is easy to cause frequent urination and urinary incontinence. There is also easy to form urinary retention. I can't pee if I want to, and my abdominal distension is unbearable. Also, frequent urination can easily lead to urine not being excreted in time, and the symptoms will remain excited for a long time. So it is easy to cause renal failure. Also, the blood contains a lot of calcium oxalate, so if you often hold your urine and don't urinate in time, it will lead to the accumulation of calcium oxalate in the urine in the bladder. Over time, urinary calculi are prone to occur. There are also symptoms that are prone to prostatitis. When men suffer from prostatitis, there will be poor urination and so on.

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Urinating is harmful to our health. Therefore, in daily life, if you have obvious urination, you must urinate in time, and you must not hold your urine. Avoid causing some unnecessary complications and affecting our normal health. At the same time, we must pay attention to drinking more water and urinating frequently, which will be good for the urinary system and our health.