A phenomenon that shows that the body is aging

In life, it is common for the elderly to have trouble holding their urine, which is actually one of the signs of aging.

It means the aging of the bladder. The aging of the bladder begins to accelerate after the age of 40. If your bladder can hold two cups of urine at the age of 30, it will only hold one cup at the age of 70, which will cause you to go to the toilet more frequently. Women are more likely to have bladder problems because during menopause, falling estrogen levels make the urethra tissue thinner and weaker, reducing the bladder's support function.

Prevention of bladder aging should start from a young age

First of all, don’t develop the habit of holding your urine, as holding your urine can easily accelerate the aging of your bladder. Urine often stays in the bladder, which may even induce complications such as urinary tract infection, cystitis or stones, hematuria, acute renal failure, etc., and accelerate the risk of prostate hyperplasia. Secondly, male patients with prostate hyperplasia should seek medical treatment as soon as possible to avoid bladder damage caused by prostate hyperplasia.