Published on: 7/4/2025
Low bladder pressure can be linked to issues like difficulty urinating or incomplete bladder emptying, especially in the elderly or those with specific conditions.
Low bladder pressure means the bladder isn't squeezing hard enough to push urine out effectively. This can lead to problems such as difficulty starting urination, a weak stream, or not being able to completely empty the bladder.
Understanding these implications can help in managing conditions that affect bladder pressure and function.
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