Author name: Dr Nitesh Jain

Urination is one of the body’s most natural and automatic functions. However, many people unknowingly try to control or delay it for long periods due to work, travel, social situations, or personal habits. While occasional control may seem harmless, regularly interfering with the body’s natural urinary process can negatively affect bladder health and overall well […]

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