- Physiologically,
urination involves coordination between the central, autonomic, and
somatic nervous systems.
Brain centres that
regulate urination include the...
- Look up
urinator in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Urinator can
refer to: A
former scientific name for the loon, a bird (British English: diver) Someone...
- A
female urination device (FUD),
personal urination device (PUD),
female urination aid, or stand-to-pee
device (STP) is a
device that can be used to more...
- is a
paraphilia in
which ****ual
excitement is ****ociated with
urine or
urination. Etymologically, the term
comes from the Gr**** ouron,
meaning 'urine'...
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Frequent urination, or
urinary frequency (sometimes
called pollakiuria), is the need to
urinate more
often than usual.
Diuretics are
medications that increase...
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Seated urination refers to
urinating in a
sitting position. The
opposite is
standing urination,
which is
urination in a
standing position. Both are possible...
- In
modern times,
public urination is
increasingly frowned upon and is
penalized in many countries. In Austria,
public urination is
penalized as an indecency...
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Dysuria refers to
painful or
uncomfortable urination. It is one of a
constellation of
irritative bladder symptoms (also
sometimes referred to as lower...
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placental mammals urinate and ejaculate. The
external urethral sphincter is a
striated muscle that
allows voluntary control over
urination. The
internal sphincter...
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preventing urination. The
parasympathetic nervous system (PNS),
which relaxes the
urethral sphincter and
contracts the bladder,
causing urination. Part of...
