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Stitch @sybilnewman There are few things more uncomfortable than a full bladder and for some reason, many of us have an instinct to dance, wiggle, bounce or shake when overflow is imminent. But clenching your pelvic floor muscles is really the keep part in delaying the inevitable untiil you can find a bathroom. So while I don't recommend holding your pee so long that you're ready to burst, practicing Kegels in increments until you can locate the ladies room is a useful way to train your bladder
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Stitch @sybilnewman There are few things more uncomfortable than a full bladder and for some reason, many of us have an instinct to dance, wiggle, bounce or shake when overflow is imminent. But clenching your pelvic floor muscles is really the keep part in delaying the inevitable untiil you can find a bathroom. So while I don't recommend holding your pee so long that you're ready to burst, practicing Kegels in increments until you can locate the ladies room is a useful way to train your bladder
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