What do you think would happen to the muscles of the pelvic floor if a human only went to empty their bladder once or twice per day?

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What do you think would happen to the muscles of the pelvic floor if a human only went to empty their bladder once or twice per day?

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Holding in your pee for too long can weaken your pelvic floor muscles causing urinary incontinence and urine leakage.

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