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What happens if you hold urine?

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Kidney Damaging Habits

The number of kidney patients is increasing day by day. Kidney disease can be prevented by following healthy habits. Some habits will damage it.

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Not Drinking Enough Water

Not drinking enough water can damage the kidneys. Low water intake or not drinking water increases pressure on the kidneys and causes infections.

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Consuming Excess Sugar

Consuming too much sugar leads to obesity and diabetes. Both of these are major causes of kidney disease.

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Junk Food

Junk food contains sodium and preservatives. These lead to high blood pressure. These are one of the main causes of kidney damage.

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Sitting for Hours

Sitting for long periods reduces blood flow. Obesity and high blood pressure will occur. These lead to kidney disease.

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Holding Urine

Holding urine for a long time increases pressure on the kidneys and bladder. This can lead to infections and kidney stones.

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Caution with Painkillers

Using certain pain reliever pills can affect kidney function.

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