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That extra 10 minutes you spend holding your urine may not be as harmless as you think. You're busy at work, travelling or doing something important. You feel the urge to pee, but keep postponing it because you don't want to leave what you're doing. Doing this occasionally is usually harmless. But repeatedly ignoring your bladder's signals can cause problems. Here are 5 things that can happen.

1/ Your bladder keeps stretching Your bladder is like a storage bag that holds urine until you're ready to use the toilet. As it fills, it sends signals to your brain that it's time to pee. When you keep ignoring those signals, your bladder continues filling. You may feel pressure in your lower abdomen. Your urge to urinate becomes stronger. You may experience discomfort. Repeated overstretching can affect how well your bladder muscles work.

2/ You may increase your risk of urinary tract infections Your body removes some bacteria through urination. When your bladder doesn't empty properly, urine can remain inside, creating an environment where bacteria may grow. Watch out for: Burning when passing urine. Frequent urges to pee. Cloudy or bloody urine. Pain around your lower abdomen. Unusual-smelling urine alongside other symptoms. If you notice these changes, get checked rather than buying antibiotics on your own.

3/ You may struggle to empty your bladder Imagine going to the toilet, finishing, but still feeling as though there's urine left inside. This can happen with urinary retention, a condition where the bladder doesn't empty completely. Difficulty starting your urine stream. Passing only small amounts. A weak or interrupted stream. Feeling full even after urinating. Needing to visit the toilet again shortly afterwards. If this happens repeatedly, have it investigated.