Doctors warn that repeatedly ignoring the urge to urinate can increase the risk of UTIs, bladder stretching and kidney stress ...

Holding urine regularly can stretch the bladder, increase UTIs and weaken bladder muscles. Urologist Dr Anil Kumar T explains why delaying bathroom breaks may harm long-term urinary health, and how ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When you've got to go—as in pee—you've got to go. Urinating is a natural way to release waste. Yet sometimes, nature calls at ...

Holding your urine might seem like a minor inconvenience, but it can have significant consequences for your health. In our fast-paced world, people often delay trips to the bathroom due to busy ...

Holding in your pee might seem harmless, especially when you're in the middle of an important task, a meeting, or on a long drive. One of the most common consequences of holding in urine is the ...

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A woman in the UK has shared her story of developing sepsis due to a habit of holding in her urine without using the bathroom for extended periods while working long hours. According to The Sun and ...

Holding your pee can be uncomfortable but distracting yourself with games and singing can help temporarily. Changing position, like crossing and uncrossing your legs, or doing the "pee dance" can also ...

When you've got to go—as in pee—you've got to go. Urinating is a natural way to release waste. Yet sometimes, nature calls at inopportune times, like long meetings that could've been short emails or ...