Is forcing urine out bad?

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Dr Anshul Maheshwari

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If you have to force out urine means that there is some obstruction in outflow

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For your question about whether it is harmful for a 40-year-old male to force urine out, consider the following:

Understanding "Forcing Urine Out"
- Forcing urine involves straining or applying pressure to urinate, differing from normal, relaxed urination.
Potential Risks
- Straining can lead to bladder issues, urinary tract infections, or increased pressure on the pelvic floor.
When to Seek Medical Advice
- Consult a healthcare professional if you frequently need to force urine or experience pain, weak stream, or incomplete emptying.
Healthy Urination Habits
- Maintain hydration, avoid holding urine for long periods, and seek medical advice for persistent urinary issues.

These points should help you understand the implications and when to be concerned about urinary habits.

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