Does holding urine cause pain in the lower abdomen and urine blood?

If

you hold urine for only a few times and hold it for a short time, it will not cause obvious irritation and damage to the urinary system, and it will not cause abdominal pain and blood. However, if you hold urine frequently, it may cause the bladder to enlarge, resulting in capillary rupture after urine emptying. Blood and urine will be mixed together and discharged from the body, resulting in blood in urine. In addition, holding urine for a long time may also lead to increased bladder pressure, bladder inflammation, etc., thus causing symptoms of abdominal pain.

Holding urine can also induce bacterial infection, prone to prostatitis, urethritis and other diseases, so it is not recommended to hold urine. Usually, you should pay attention to drinking more water, urinating more, and paying attention to personal hygiene to reduce symptoms of urinary tract infection.