How can you hold your bladder?

Answer 1

You can drink a lot of water for a mild case. You need to talk to a doctor for an anubiotic. Sometimes, you can sit on a toilet for a long time. If you already have an anubiotic, then sit on the toilet for a long time. Get offs and go take the anubiotic.

I am not not a doctor. But I have them and I know what to do. But seriously. Talk to a doctor.

Answer 2

Drink 1 gallon of water per day, minimum. This will flush anything out of your system faster.

depends if you want to flush your system to make it healthier. or if you have to flush your system cause of drugs. heroin=exactly 72 hours. 68 hours i still pass. coke about 7 days. but drink a lot of water

Answer 3

You shouldn't do it for long. Urine is filled with poison that, if left in the blood, would have killed you, so Nature intended on it leaving your body in a timely fashion, roughly every 3 to 4 hours. If you need to go so bad that it hurts, try to disengage from whatever you are doing and go. If you make a regular habit of waiting - and too many people do - you will definitely eventually harm your urinary tract health. If, however, it is a rare occurrence that you need to hold it back, flex the muscles that are used to stop the flow of urine (pelvic floor muscles) and try to keep from moving around (you will feel like jumping around but that will only make it worse), don't let anything press against your lower abdomen, and try to stay as calm as you can. As soon as it's possible in any way to break away from the situation you're involved in, do so. And if you're in any kind of relationship where you are bullied or abused for needing to urinate, report the person who is bullying or abusing you and do whatever you can to get away from the relationship.

Answer 4

You shouldn't hold it for too long. Urine is filled with poison that, if left in the blood, would have killed you, so Nature intended on it leaving your body in a timely fashion, roughly every 3 to 4 hours. If you need to go so badly that it hurts, try to disengage from whatever you are doing and go. If you make a regular habit of waiting - and too many people do - you will definitely eventually harm your urinary tract health. If, however, it is a rare occurrence that you need to hold it back, flex the muscles that are used to stop the flow of urine (pelvic floor muscles) and try to keep from moving around (you will feel like jumping around but that will only make it worse), don't let anything press against your lower abdomen, and try to stay as calm as you can. As soon as it's possible in any way to break away from the situation you're involved in, do so. If you do lose control and wet yourself, your bladder will only empty itself partway, so either get to a bathroom as soon as you can to complete emptying it and clean up, or, if your are in genuine pain, let the rest of it loose. Then avoid getting into that kind of situation again. And if you're in any kind of relationship where you are bullied or abused for needing to urinate, report the person who is bullying or abusing you and do whatever you can to get away from the relationship.

Answer 5

Patients who can swallow simply drink lots of water or other fluids such as juice to "flush" the bladder.

Patients who have an indwelling urinary catheter need the catheter "flushed" with normal saline during every 8-hour shift. The saline is drawn into a syringe. The needle is removed and the syringe attached to the port on the catheter. The fluid is pushed steadily but slowly. If the push meets resistance, the catheter may be totally blocked; you would stop the flush and replace the catheter.

Answer 6

get you some detox or you can use milk of magnesia or something around there fish oil also cleans your system out.

Answer 7

Buy a large jar of pickles, drain liquid, drink. You will be flushed out

Answer 8

The silver handle on the toilet.