Why is urination more people often

Are you scared when every urination, you shiver to goose bumps, especially in cold days?

Try to say, have you ever felt a shudder, or sometimes have goose bumps after urinating ? This is a question that is hard to tell. Are these people suffering from strange diseases?

But the truth is, this is a fairly common phenomenon called post-micturition convulsion syndrome.

This was once considered an inexplicable mystery on the human body.

After finding out, the experts gave two most plausible explanations for this syndrome - that is due to sudden hypothermia and the reaction of the autonomic nervous system.

In the past, this was once considered an inexplicable mystery on the human body. However, experts have provided some interesting explanations around this mystery.

First, experts say, this shuddering phenomenon is the reflex of the body when the temperature is suddenly reduced.

This shuddering phenomenon is the body's reflex when the temperature is suddenly reduced.

The "flower picking" not only eliminates water from the body but also helps the body cool down. However, when you urinate, urine carries a portion of your body's body heat, so it makes your body temperature drop suddenly.

Therefore, even if the ambient temperature is not cold, the body can also perform a "shudder" mechanism (convulsion) to partially warm the body.

In addition, some other experts argue that this phenomenon is a consequence of the autonomic nervous system (ANS - autonomic nervous system).

ANS is responsible for regulating organs and glands in the body. This activity takes place unconsciously and controls many functions in the body such as sex, saliva secretion, tears, digestion . All these activities are performed in an "automatic" manner. No need to think ahead.

And the degree of shivers will be proportional to the bladder tension when you urinate.

Simply put, you will close your eyes when sneezing, or when you see sour food, you naturally get more saliva . Similarly, urination reflexes are directly related to the strain of the eagle. optical. And the degree of shivers will be proportional to the bladder tension when you urinate.

More specifically, ANS consists of two parts: parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) and sympathetic nervous system (SNS) with opposing activity.

SNS tends to keep the bladder comfortable and the sphincter muscles shrink. Therefore, although the bladder is very tight, it does not "flush" out even though we do not control the "valve lock" again. SNS works by releasing catacholamines epinephrine, norepinephrine and dopamine to make the body perform the necessary reactions.

When an opportunity occurs, urination, bladder collapse, ANS begins to function.

When an opportunity occurs, urination and bladder collapse, ANS begins to work and will change the process of catacholamine production.

Experts say this may be the cause of tremors. In addition, when you urinate, your blood pressure increases slightly, your face is temporarily pink, or a refreshing appearance occurs.

All are the feelings of pleasure and pleasure. Some people even tend to emit sounds like "ah" , or " uh" . which are somewhat strange - but these are all consequences of ANS.

Although no experiments have been established to verify this, but with the above hypotheses and explanations, we partly understand the mechanism that led to the "shudder" of each urination.