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My roommate never needs to pee during kegger party. does he have an enlarged bladder?
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Yes: Alcohol can also act to reduce sensation in the bladder but your roommate may be doing long term damage to the bladder by holding it. "never pass up the opportunity to urinate" and "void frequently" should be your mantra to avoid a visit to the urologist.
Answered 6/17/2015
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