I’ve read that holding your bladder can cause various complications such as UTIs, but do these potential complications stop when asleep? Why?
In: Biology
A large part of it is that you aren’t adding any liquids while you sleep. You’re sweating and panting and drooling and losing far more moisture than you’re gaining, unlike daytime when you’re drinking and eating. So, all these fancy science answers AND no liquids going in for 6-8 hours helps.
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