why do i cry when i pee?
440341
because it hurts? if so, see a doctor. you could have an infection.\n\neither that, or you're just weird :)
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The color of pee is caused by bile, a chemical the liver produces to break up fat. When our bodies break down bile, the pigment urochrome turns pee yellow. The lighter the color, the more liquid has watered it down. \n\nIn fact, you can easily determine if you're dehydrated from the color of your urine. Dark yellow is a symptom of moderate dehydration and is a sign that you should drink fluids right away. However, taking vitamin supplements can also cause pee to appear yellow. \n\nBelieve it or not, urine's yellow color was once believed to come from gold. Long ago, alchemists attempted to extract gold from pee. Needless to say, they were unsuccessful. However, in 1669, an alchemist named Hennig Brand discovered phosphorus while engaged in the undertaking. Among other things, this find helped to spark the creation of matches. \n\nYou may have asked this question lightheartedly, but for hikers and parents of small children, understanding the significance is important for health and safety.
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Crying or weeping is increased production of tear due to strong emotional stress or pain. This practice is not restricted to negative emotions; many people have been known to cry when extremely happy. \n\nIn humans, emotional tears can be accompanied by reddening of the face and sobbing — cough-like, convulsive breathing, sometimes involving spasms of the whole upper body. Tears brought about by emotions have a different chemical make up than those for lubrication. As one of your other readers have pointed out crying releases a lot of stress and carries with it harmful chemicals away from your body.\n\nHave you not heard the phrase, "cry your heart out"... it makes good sense to cry out your feelings as it is bad to hold in emotions.... they say holding back really builds up toxins that can even lead to cancer.
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Unfortuantely I don't think there are any EASY solutions.  I'm 29 years old, male, and have basically the same problem.  In childhood, until I was about 12 years old, I used to do this every night.  Since then it only happens occasionally, but still often enough to be really frustrating.  Like you, I never do it in the daytime even if I sleep for several hours at a time, and I also notice that it is more likely to happen on nights when I am very tired, depressed, or under stress.\n\n   Since this has happened all your life, you probably don't have any serious medical problems taht will be a threat to your long-term health.  I have been tested for about everything imaginable and there is nothing seriously wrong with me.  Basically, I'm told it happens because my urinary bladder is smaller than normal for an adult, and because I sometimes sleep too soundly to know when my bladder is full and wake up to use the toilet -- especially when I am really tired or stressed.\n\n   I don't know what else to suggest to you except to hang in there -- this happens to a lot more young adults than you would think!  If I'm traveling and need to be very careful not to wet the bed on a particular night, I've found that by setting an alarm clock for 2 hours after I go to sleep, and getting up to urinate at that point whether my bladder feels full or not, I can make sure that I don't wet the bed on that particular night.  I don't do this every night, though, because it interrupts my sleep too much, but that can at least keep it from happening in a place where it would be really embarrassing.\n\n   I hope this is helpful.  If you would like to talk more, please feel free to write to me using the e-mail address in my profile, and I would be happy to share more of my experiences with you.
545689
My opinion is that you feel bloated when you're on your period and this puts pressure on your bladder so you feel like you have to go pee more frequently.
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Yep. It's the sound of running water. Notice that when you're near a stream you kinda get the urge, too. It triggers something in your brain that signals your body to urinate. Crazy. Kinda like watching someone yawn makes you do the same....
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It is called stress incontinence.  I have the same thing, when you are going out, especially drinking, take a sudafed.  It blocks receptors on the sphincters that let the urine out.
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Tears drain away from each eye along two channels marked by a tiny opening at the inner edge of each lid. The channels lead to the lacrimal sac at the side of the nose, which is why your nose runs when you cry. Yawning exerts pressure on the lacrimal sac causing normal tearing.\n\nIf you have excessive teary eyes (or they are tearing all the time), talk to your doctor about it. If it is just when you yawn or wind is in your eyes or you are crying, this is nothing to worry about.
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I did that the other day when someone gave me a Mothers' Day teddy bear and a hug right as I was scolding the kids in my class. I'm a teacher, LOL. Anyway, I had to go to the restroom to bawl my eyes out. \nIt happens when you're stressed, I guess. It all builds up and you let it out in the most unexpected places and situations.
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Your pee is held in with tightened muscles (same with your poop).  When you die, although intially your muscles may tighten in shock, they will then relax, and you will continue to pee.\n\nThis is why most people wet and mess themselves when they die.
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Crying is an art perfected by the release of tears to express inward frustration of an individual.When under water all the body fuculties will act normally adopting to the new underworld environment.When you psychologically feel the essence to let it out,i.e cry,you`ll definately do that and this time round your frustration will not be expressed by tears but by facial expression owing to the fact that water will definately dilute the visibility of any tears due to it`s volume.
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Burning when urinating, increased frequency, painfull urination,not feeling like your bladder is empty. You need antibiotics to clear it up.
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When you cry (this sounds corny but....) everything inside of you gets very worked up, you've been alive long enough to have eaten a lot of different things, chocolate, sugars, salt, any kind of food, your body knows what foods will stimulate, or calm your nerves, therefore causing you to want food.
690706
You have low bladder control, you should probably see a urologist, something serious could be causing it, otherwise there is medication you can take to help with that.
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well i know what your talking about, but i wont be able to answer it... i also get that, but i have noticed it with my little nephew and niece that they do that and my mom told me that its because you need to pee... well im not sure if that can help you but i tried and told you what i know...
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Sometimes it is a mental thing. When people have problems urinating, they turn on running water to help them go. So maybe its the same reason you have to urinate when you go in the shower. The sound and feel of the water coming down simultates your brain to urinate.
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It's when you urinate (pee) involuntarily. It usually affects children. The most common type is Nocturnal Enuresis, or bed-wetting at night. \n\nCheck out the info on Yahoo Health (I've attached the link)