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I am a pretty busy person and don't have a chance to use the bathroom often. what can happen if i hold my urine in too much?
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Probably nothing.: At your age probably nothing, but its not a healthy habit.You can hold it for a while and the urge may even disappear, but make a habit to go regularly when you feel the urge.
Answered 8/11/2012
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