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no urge to pee after masturbating
hey, after masturbating once I don't feel that I need to go to the toilet anymore. I only feel pressure on my bladder and then I know I have to go to the bathroom. Is this a nerve injury? or an infection? or psychological? or with my pelvic floor muscle?
Uh, why would you think you have to urinate every time you reach orgasm? When you get old, you'll feel a need to urinate after you bend over, but you're probably quite young and so if you don't have to pee you don't have to pee so don't pee until you do have to pee. As long as when you do urinate it works fine and there's no long time period before something comes out and nothing hurts and you aren't peeing on your foot, you're good.
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Hi, I mean that since that time I masturbated I don't have the same urge to pee feeling. I only feel some pressure. So if I don't go to the bathroom every 2/3 hours or so, I don't pee. But when I go to the bathroom and just relax everything works normal. Yeah it's weird.
You don't say how old you are. I'm guessing you're pretty young, but you don't say. Young people don't usually have to go to the bathroom every 2-3 hours anyway, although some women do have to go more than most men. But if you're feeling pressure every couple of hours, that's what older guys get when their prostate gets enlarged. I can't say what's going on, but if there's been a change and it's lasted a while and you're getting an irritated bladder on such a regular basis, you might want if it doesn't stop to go see a doc about it. One thing they do if you see a urologist especially is give you an ultrasound that looks at what your bladder looks like after you urinate, and if it looks like it isn't empty, that's a problem. But I'm guessing maybe you masturbated in a way that stressed your system. Or it happened once and you got scared. Have you tried to not go every couple of hours and see if the problem goes away if you stop thinking about it? Otherwise, you're headed for the doc.
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