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Guys: what's with the shudder we involuntarily have at the end of peeing? |
Issue Any physiological reasons would be preferred: Why is it that when we had to pee really bad and finally go, we get the shudder at the end? Best Tip this is my personal opinion but has some physiologic bases in it. Almost everybody at one time or another shudder after peeing. Some notice it and some don't. One of the many ways to lose temperature is through voiding. Notice that your urine is always warm. I have yet to hear somebody who passes out cold urine. shivering or shuddering is the body's reflex mechanism to conserve temperature or to prevent further temperature loss. When you shudder, your vessels constrict rather than dilate and it is dilatation that releases heat. Others who shudders? I don't. Waiting to see other answers because I didn't realize that happens. You've just lost some nice, warm fluid in your body - your body shudders to make up for the tiny bit of heat you just lost. Heard it from a doctor. Um, I don't shudder, better check that out. Honestly I cannot say that I have ever had this happen to me, even when I have had to pee really bad. I think this might be something that only happens to you. Good luck figuring it out though. Dont know why it is, but i do it sometimes myself No shuddering here. Although I sometimes do a jig before zipping up. Gets me a lot of strange looks in public restrooms. |
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