What is the harm of pressing the bladder when holding urine

The risk of bladder pressure when holding urine includes damage to the bladder wall, increased risk of urinary tract infection, and urinary incontinence. The relevant analysis is as follows:

1. Damage to the bladder wall

If the patient presses the bladder excessively when holding urine, the pressure may damage the inner wall of the bladder, causing pain and affecting bladder function.

2. Increased risk of urinary tract infection.

Pressing the bladder when holding urine will cause a sudden increase in bladder pressure, resulting in local capillary rupture, which may increase the risk of sterile inflammation.

3. Leading to urinary incontinence.

Long-term holding urine and excessive bladder filling may affect bladder muscle function. If the bladder is pressed at this time, bladder muscle function will be damaged, resulting in urinary incontinence.