Why do you feel like urinating when taking a shower or swimming?

Personally, I feel that I have to pee when I hear the sound of rushing water.

I remember when I was a child, I often followed my grandmother to take a bath in the river. It was summer, and as soon as it got dark, many women went to the river to take a bath. I want to pee every time I go into the water, and sometimes I want to shit. Usually, if I feel like peeing, I just pee in the river. If I want to pee, I will go to the toilet by the river. I'm naked and cold. I think it has something to do with my physique. Sudden contact with cold water can easily lead to diarrhea.

Later, when I went to the swimming pool, the water temperature was constant at 28 degrees, and I didn't feel like urinating or defecating after I suddenly got into the water. But if you take a bath at home at ordinary times, you will want to pee when you hear the sound of splashing your head, which should be a normal physiological reaction.

Like my husband, I not only want to pee when I hear the sound of running water, but also want to pee when I hear the sound of the kettle boiling, that is, the water is about to boil. Ha, ha, ha, it is estimated that he was urinated by my mother-in-law when he was a child, and he often whistled when he urinated, which led to conditioned reflex when he grew up.

Finally, I have to add that if you want to pee in the swimming pool, don't pee in the swimming pool. I just answered a question two days ago. Is it true that a swimming pool has 140 bottles of urine? The answer is true. More than half of people have urinated in the swimming pool, and even "flying fish" Phelps admitted to urinating in the swimming pool. But this is not something to show off. I hope everyone will take care of the public environment, never urinate in the swimming pool, let alone defecate in the swimming pool!

Caring for the public environment is everyone's responsibility.

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