How does the bladder work? The bladder is like a balloon and as it fills it expands. The bladder sends a message to the brain at a certain point when filling up to say that you might have to start looking for a toilet to void 🚽💦 When your bladder is at capacity and you sit on the toilet to void then the brain sends a message down to the spincheter to tell it to relax and then the detrusor muscle (the bladder muscle) will contract to push the urine out through the urethra. So you shouldn't have
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How does the bladder work? The bladder is like a balloon and as it fills it expands. The bladder sends a message to the brain at a certain point when filling up to say that you might
Smith Physiotherapy . Alex G · Stars (Instrumental). How does the bladder work? The bladder is like a balloon and as it fills it expands. The bladder sends a message to the brain at a certain point when filling up to say that you might have to start looking for a toilet to void 🚽💦 When your bladder is at capacity and you sit on the ...
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Pushing your pee out can push your organs out too. 😲 Pushing pee out is a common habit I’ve noticed my patients adopt through the years. The thought is if you push out as much urine as possible, the less you’ll have to pee and the less you’ll leak. This is not the case at all and is actually super harmful.Pushing can cause pelvic organ prolapse where the pelvic floor muscles move close to the vaginal opening. This puts you at a much higher chance of needing surgery to fix. 🔪 So instead, I want
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