Sneeze and pee will come out

Some people may experience a situation where they urinate when they sneeze. There are many reasons for this situation. But in most cases, it is stress urinary incontinence caused by relaxation of the muscles in the urethra, which occurs when people sneeze, laugh, or cough. People need to pay special attention to this situation. Here is a detailed introduction to why urine comes out when you sneeze.

There are often some situations that make us very embarrassed, such as the following situation. You may leak urine when you sneeze, or leak a little urine when you cough or your lower body trembles... Some women will have urine leakage problems after giving birth or when they are older. Medically, we call it "stress urinary incontinence". Because there are some muscles supporting the bottom of the human pelvis, these muscles can produce an upward effect to counteract the pressure in the abdominal cavity. When these supporting forces weaken, the downward pressure loses its resistance, the urethra opens, and urine takes the opportunity to slip out. When they can't hold their urine, many people will not choose to go to the hospital because they are embarrassed or think that it is not a disease at all but a problem that occurs with age.

It is a type of stress urinary incontinence, which is caused by relaxation of the urethral sphincter. When the abdominal pressure suddenly increases due to coughing, laughing, sneezing, etc., urine may be discharged involuntarily. It is more common in middle-aged and elderly people with degenerative changes in the urethral sphincter and young and middle-aged women with functional urethral sphincter relaxation. Pelvic floor muscle training can provide relief. Also pay attention to whether inflammation is present.

It could be stress incontinence. It refers to the situation where when abdominal pressure increases suddenly, such as when coughing, laughing, sneezing, etc., urination becomes uncontrolled and urine escapes involuntarily. It is more common in women.

The first thing is to carry out rehabilitation training for the pelvic floor muscles, which is to consciously and rhythmically perform contraction and relaxation exercises on the pelvic floor muscles, thereby strengthening the strength of the pelvic floor muscles and improving the ability to consciously control these muscles. Surgical treatment is recommended only when pelvic floor training, medication and other treatments are ineffective for patients with urinary incontinence.

Oral or combined with external treatment or acupuncture and other methods, blind medication or unreasonable treatment may be counterproductive.