How many times a day do you pee?
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Hmmmm - Interesting - I often wondered if I Pee'ed to much or too little
Drink 8 coffees in the morning and c3 litres of water afternoon and evening.
Pee on wake up, at about Midday and then at about 4pm. When I get home the floodgates open and it seems to be about another 4 times before 10pm. Occasionally wake during the night for one too. So 6/7 times in any 24 hour period (unless I go out and 'do' 15 pints)
Drink 8 coffees in the morning and c3 litres of water afternoon and evening.
Pee on wake up, at about Midday and then at about 4pm. When I get home the floodgates open and it seems to be about another 4 times before 10pm. Occasionally wake during the night for one too. So 6/7 times in any 24 hour period (unless I go out and 'do' 15 pints)
Strange. Presumably you've had the finger and everything related is fine?
There is a possibility that because you're going a lot, you're weakening your muscles in the area. By weakening, I mean they're not tensing as much so becoming less strong, much like biceps may weaken through a lack of training.
If you were forced to hold, how long before you wet yourself?
There is a possibility that because you're going a lot, you're weakening your muscles in the area. By weakening, I mean they're not tensing as much so becoming less strong, much like biceps may weaken through a lack of training.
If you were forced to hold, how long before you wet yourself?
15 times a day seems a little extreme. I guess there isn't a set amount of visits to the toilet which would be considered normal - it all depends on your diet, exercise level, ambient temperature etc.
Your first pee in the morning should normally be yellow and then any further ones should be nearly clear if you are drinking enough fluids.
I would suggest staying away from tea and coffe as they are diuretics. Certain foods will also have the same effect.
Your first pee in the morning should normally be yellow and then any further ones should be nearly clear if you are drinking enough fluids.
I would suggest staying away from tea and coffe as they are diuretics. Certain foods will also have the same effect.
The 'pee' thing is interesting. I'd never had a problem 'down below' then got a problem in, of all places, Cuba. As it turned out it was the best place to be, their health side is second to none, makes here seem like third world! I had an infection which caused peeing to be bloody unbelievably painful. I was on antibiotics and taking them within minutes of seeing a lady Cuban doctor with more nail varnish than an Essex Vamp!
They were worried I may have prostate or kidney infection and if I had stayed 2 days more I would have had an ultrasound scan.
I won't say how long it took once back home in Blighty to get just seen, let alone treated.
But the point was while in Cuba they asked me 'how often do you pee?'
I replied 'When I want to go'.
'No good, no good' they told me. 'Go regularly'.
I'm 61 and never had a problem 'down below'.
They asked me had I not thought about why it is usually men of a certain age who get prostate problems?
No.
Well, you have this thing called a bladder, sitting right on top of your sex gland, the prostate, all those years...
a lot of the time probably full and pressing on the prostate, and you wonder why men of a certain age tend to get an enlarged prostate?
Doesn't mean anything is wrong because you prostate is enlarged or if one side is, but I no longer wait until I 'have to pee'...
I now go regularly - not often, but regularly - and strangely enough, just as the Cuban lady doc said to me, you'll find you will actually 'pee' too. She was right!
Don't leave it to bursting is the motto, go now. You will.
They were worried I may have prostate or kidney infection and if I had stayed 2 days more I would have had an ultrasound scan.
I won't say how long it took once back home in Blighty to get just seen, let alone treated.
But the point was while in Cuba they asked me 'how often do you pee?'
I replied 'When I want to go'.
'No good, no good' they told me. 'Go regularly'.
I'm 61 and never had a problem 'down below'.
They asked me had I not thought about why it is usually men of a certain age who get prostate problems?
No.
Well, you have this thing called a bladder, sitting right on top of your sex gland, the prostate, all those years...
a lot of the time probably full and pressing on the prostate, and you wonder why men of a certain age tend to get an enlarged prostate?
Doesn't mean anything is wrong because you prostate is enlarged or if one side is, but I no longer wait until I 'have to pee'...
I now go regularly - not often, but regularly - and strangely enough, just as the Cuban lady doc said to me, you'll find you will actually 'pee' too. She was right!
Don't leave it to bursting is the motto, go now. You will.
Edited by dandarez on Thursday 6th October 23:40
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