Spending too much – or urinating too little – can be dangerous and a sign of hidden underlying health problems have warned experts.
It should cost you on average 21 seconds to completely empty your bladder American researchers At the Georgia Institute of Technology.
If you have been urinating for much longer, you will potentially keep it in the urine for too long, which can lead to your bladder expanding too much.
The average bladder applies between 400 ml and 600 ml, about one pint, and people usually have to pass urine four to eight times a day.
However, experts have warned that waiting for your burst before you go to the toilet, bring you a higher risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs), which can lead to a possible life -threatening kidney infections.
In the meantime, peeing can often pee a sign of an overactive bladder – that is when you have a sudden, strong urge to urinate, even if your bladder is not full.
The American researchers found 21 seconds the correct amount of time that each mammal with a weight of more than 6.6 pounds (3 kg) should spend on urination in their ‘Law of Plassen’.
Their hours spent watching clips from various mammals that empty their blowing, landed them IG Nobel Prize – a satirical prize for performance that makes people laugh.
A study has suggested the healthy amount of time that you should spend on the Loo -Urbin
But the dangers of holding in your puddle are not a joke for Chris Blick, a urological surgeon of the consultant in the Princess Grace Hospital in London.
He previously said to MailOnline: ‘In general, you should not forcing yourself until you are desperate to urinate.
‘Occasionally this technique can be used as part of the vocation of the bladder to support patients with overactive blowing.
‘Hold too much can be painful and, if you have a urine infection, you can feel unwell.
“If you regularly hold in your urine, this can ensure that your bladder extends over time.”
In the meantime, when urinating, he said, “This may train your bladder to empty when that is not necessary and he can create a habit that leads to unwanted frequency of urination.”
In 2020 the bladder of a man tore apart after he had held 18 hours of urine after he had drunk 10 bottles of bears and fell asleep.
Hu, 40, from Oost -China was exhausted after his Boozy Evening and immediately went to bed without ever going to the toilet.
A man rather suffered a torn bladder after not urinating for 6 pm when he fell asleep
He was rushed to a local hospital, Zhuji People’s Hospital in the province of Zhejiang, after suddenly severe abdominal pain.
After performing a CT scan on Mr. Hu, the doctors discovered that the man’s bladder had been torn apart with three holes.
One of the tears was even opened to his abdominal cavity and ensured that some of his intestines entered the bladder.
Mr. Hu was immediately planned to undergo surgery to repair his bladder after the shocking discovery of the doctors.
The surgeons said that the man could be in a life -threatening state if his bladderrans were not repaired on time.
It also follows a recent warning from an NHS doctor who scrolling on your phone while on the toilet can cause a large number of health problems.
According to Dr. Punam Krishan, these hemorrhoids, also known as posts, include a weakened pelvic floor – problems with continence – and in extreme cases lead to a painful condition called rectal prolapse.
Hemorrijn are swollen blood vessels in the rear passage that can cause itching, discomfort, bleeding and a stubborn sense of stool.
Although often rejected as small or embarrassing, hemorrhoids are extremely common – at a certain moment an estimated one in three adults in the UK.
And the increase in long -term toilet seats, often in combination with the use of mobile phones, quietly contributes to an increase in cases, Dr. Krishnan.
Experts have previously warned about ‘Peegasms’, who became a bizarre new sex trend.
A man who was published on a forum that his girlfriend told him to release urine flown in caused her to experience shivers from her backbone to her head, “MailOnline reported.
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