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A member asked:
Pee sometimes comes out slow is it because i held it a little too long? most times the stream is normal
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This is what happens: When you allow your bladder to get very full, the bladder wall is, understandably, stretched. The bladder wall is muscular and when those muscles are stretched, they then don't contract well and your stream is slow. Best advice all around: empty bladder as soon as you can whenever you get the urge. And drink a lot of water! Stay well:)
Answered 2/4/2016
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