Why does seing water when in need of urinating make the urine to burn more?
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The piddle puddle conundrum? Water flows. You are 70% water. A running tap you get the urge. Don't pee in the pool please the water is warm enough.
Well, I think it's just one more form of sensory stimulation. Think about this, if you are listening to a recording of a fire, you can probably tell what it is. But then, imagine a screen pops up, and you can actually see the fire. After this, someone turns on a portable heater at full blast, and you can feel the fire. It's a lot easier to convince yourself that you're in a fire when three of your senses are telling you that you are. This applies to your situation because when you see and hear water, it makes you feeling of needing to go more intense. Ever hear about that prank where you dip a sleeping friends hand in a bowl of warm water? Same type of deal.
I disagree with your facts. I've never experienced more or any burning sensations with my urination due to the fact that I see or hold water.
HOwever, I've been able to urinate much more quickly when hearing running water. That's what puzzles me...
I believe you are asking about the psychological effect, and why it occurs. My hypothesis is that the sight or sound that indicates the presence of water lets your body know that there's a source of replenishing fluids, so it doesn't need to hold them back. As a result, your body sends signals to evacuate your bladder, to allow you to take on fresh water.
Of course, we are not born with voluntary urinary sphincter control;. "Potty training" teaches us to overcome signals, but it doesn't mean the signals aren't there...and some of them can feel quite urgent!
Running water causes an urgency. I don't know of any burning sensation. When man first became man he was more the hunted than the hunter. Running water was a safe place to relieve yourself because you wouldn't leave a tell tale scent that would alert predators.that a human meal was nearby.
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