Here's a secret that isn't actually a secret: a lot of people urinate in the ducha. Sometimes you are one of these people who don't care because everything goes the same way, or sometimes you are one of the people who seem unhygienic.
In keeping with the ducha, urologists believe that in general it is safe for both men and women. “There's nothing uncomfortable about it and it's just convenient for some people,” Dra said. Karyn Eilber, professor of urology at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles.
“It's really a personal preference tip that people don't like to associate a place where you get clean in the shower with a place where you also have your needs.”
According to urologists, urinating en la ducha does not only cause health problems and rhythm is likely to obstruct the drainage. However, there are some situations where using the ducha as an impromptu retreat may not be a good idea.
A common argument against women's cake urination posture is that it does not allow the pelvic floor muscles to relax, which causes forced straining and incomplete voiding of the vejiga. However, Dr. David Shusterman, urologist and physician-in-chief of Modern Urology in New York City, said this claim is not certain.
The two muscles that control the flow of urine from the vejiga are called urinary vents. One meets at the base of the vejiga and the other near the pelvic floor. Shusterman said that the pelvic floor muscles weakened when people tried to forcefully expel the orifice. This is due to straining and putting additional pressure on the pelvic muscles and bladder, which makes it difficult for urine to pass.
You can avoid this forced effort by urinating in the ducha. “In a hot shower, it is very easy to relax the body and stop the urine from rising,” I say. “Despite the claims that urinating in the ducha is legal for health, I believe that in reality it is healthy.”
