How long does it take to get to the bladder after drinking water

After drinking water, it usually takes half an hour to reach the bladder position. The specific time varies from person to person.

Water is absorbed from the stomach through the intestine, enters the blood circulation system, and is filtered by the kidneys to form urine, which flows into the bladder through the ureter. If healthy people drink a lot of water at one time, it usually takes half an hour to reach the bladder position. If there is slow gastrointestinal motility, urinary tract obstruction, etc., it may take longer to reach the bladder position after drinking water. After drinking water, it usually takes a certain amount of accumulation to reach the bladder position before a person produces urine.