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A member asked:
While using the bathroom (#2) i always seem to be peeing as well. why is that?
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Here are some...: To a great degree, the muscles for lower urinary tract (bladder and urethra) and anal / perineal regions share the same origin of innervation, i.e., chiefly from sacral nerves 2-4; therefore what you have experienced is normally expected. So, don't worry about such as long as not interfering your conducting daily chores and tasks of daily living.
Answered 11/28/2015
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