I m 22, I don t have a toilet when I go out, I often hold my urine, will there be any problems?

Yes, it varies from person to person. If you have the material, you can solve it!

Of course, it's nothing to be young, but I often hold my urine, and as soon as I pass the age of 50, the disease will show up What prostatic hyperplasia, stones, etc.

I can only tell you that it's not good to hold your pee.

Upstairs isn't entirely right. It should be said that it may appear at a young age. Frequent urine holding increases the pressure on the urethral sphincter, and over time, a relatively small percentage of people will experience urinary incontinence. This problem should be considered in the long run, and it is better to release the water in time.

Holding urine often, regardless of age, it is easy to get thyrodenitis, urethritis, kidney disease, nephritis, kidney stones, urethral firmness, etc

The older you get, the more likely you are to get these diseases, so please don't hold your urine and poop.

And what to say below, people who often hold their breath (such as divers) have a particularly strong cardiopulmonary function, what is your theory, know spontaneous pneumothorax no, many of this disease is held out.

Then people who often hold urine are easy to cause urea product and form stones, which is a cause of kidney stones, and often holding urine is easy to make toxins stay for a long time, resulting in an increase in the incidence of nephritis, and everything can fully show that often holding urine is easy to cause lesions, such as urethral inflammation, urethral system inflammation, prostatitis is quite easy to get!

As for the surgeons you mentioned, especially those who often need to perform surgeries for more than four hours, the time spent holding urine is extraordinary, but clinical observation has not found that the incidence of prostatitis in this group of people is higher than that of the normal population, and they fell to the ground!! Fallacies!!

No clinical does not mean that it will not, first of all, the surgeon, holding urine is certain, but the chance of getting stomach problems and joint spondylosis is very high, so I didn't pay attention to these, I don't believe you ask them if most of them have kidney problems.

And is it true that in your meaning, as long as you hold it back, it is good, and it is also conducive to good health? Do you know that the body depends on the person? I know that no one will be suffocated without illness, do you have common sense!!

Would it be good to hold your pee? What the hell do you think!!

I didn't want to say it, but I actually said that my bull's head was not the right horse's mouth,!! Angry!! It doesn't matter if you're a doctor or not, but I know that doctors are not omnipotent, such as Chinese medicine, Western medicine, internal medicine, surgery, urology, obstetrics and gynecology, dentistry, otolaryngology, dermatology, etc,。。

I don't want to say it and see it myself.

Surgeons, especially those who often need to perform more than four hours of surgery, have an extraordinary amount of time to hold their urine, but clinical observation has not found that the incidence of prostatitis in this group of people is higher than that of the normal population.

Also, what is the relationship between urethritis, kidney stones and holding urine? The bull's head is not the horse's mouth!

People who hold their breath a lot (e.g., divers) have a particularly strong heart and lungs, and people who hold their breath a lot have not seen any formal medical reports of anything bad so far.