Last Updated on December 27, 2019
Health experts still don’t know the cause of this strange condition but it happens following an acute drop in blood pressure, which may be linked to the opening of blood vessels during fast emptying of a full bladder.
The condition mostly affects older men and usually occurs at night. It can also be stimulated by dehydration, fatigue, hunger, alcohol, or certain medications.
#5 – Some people pee too much
Too much peeing is never normal. Unless you’re drinking gallons of water, getting up to pee every hour is a sign that there’s something wrong with your body.
Although peeing excessively is not dangerous and doesn’t cause any damage, it can signal an underlying health issue, like prostate problems, an infection, overactive bladder, diabetes, and heart problems.
It’s always wise to listen to what your bladder is trying to tell you.
#6 – Others cannot pee at all
It’s hard to believe, but some people are really incapable of peeing at all. Such individuals suffer from a condition called acute urinary retention, which makes it impossible to pee even if the bladder is full.
This painful health condition is very dangerous and requires urgent medical care.
#7 – Smelly urine is normal
Some foods can make your urine smell differently. These include chili peppers, curry, asparagus, and foods that contain nitrates or other preservatives.
Not only foods, but dehydration can also cause the urine to become smelly since it’s concentrated.
However, if the smell of urine is fishy, you may be suffering from an infection so you’d better consult a urologist.
#8 – There is a wrong way to pee
I bet you’ve never thought that there is a wrong and a right way to pee because it all just comes naturally. But I’d like to inform you that some people do pee the wrong way by stressing or clenching their buttocks without realizing it. This is bad because can cause pain or different patterns of pee.
The best way is to relax and let it flow peacefully.
