I believe that a man will empty his bladder better standing than sitting. It may not seem like it, but standing puts your kidneys at risk for not having enough urine, and sitting puts your back at risk for not having enough.
I just want to point out that standing and sitting are also associated with high blood pressure, so you may want to check with your doctor before going for a walk.
If you’re sitting, you may experience a condition known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BBH). This is a condition that affects the prostate gland. That’s what makes sitting so uncomfortable. The pressure that you feel while sitting is more than that of sitting on a hard surface. The pressure of sitting on a hard surface that you’ve been sitting on for years is greater than that of standing.
I have a similar problem with standing. I find that standing for long periods of time causes a lot of back pain, so I try to keep it to a minimum. With a seated stroll.
I think I have a bit of a similar problem. I sit for hours and hours at a time. Not only do I feel pain, but I also feel no pain at all. As I explained to my wife, I am an extremely sensitive individual.
Just as a matter of fact, I think your bladder is a hard surface. So your body wants to try and eliminate the pressure. What you want to do is empty your bladder at the exact same time you feel pain, because that should make your bladder empty and cause you to have no pain.
I think back when I started to suffer from frequent urinating, there was a lot of emphasis on my head having to be in a certain way to get rid of the fluid. If I was sitting, I had to be in a certain position. I was told to sit with my legs straight, facing me, and then to sit up straight in a certain way. If I had to pee standing, I had to be in a certain position.
The difference in the two positions is that with sitting, it requires a lot of muscle and fluid to maintain balance, so it takes longer to empty. With sitting, it’s easier to just stay in the same position for a longer period of time.
In our opinion, sitting is a lot more comfortable when it comes to relieving your bladder, but it’s not necessarily better for your health. As long as you don’t have to worry about standing for long periods of time, there is no real advantage to it.
Sitting is a way to avoid bladder problems, but standing is better for your health. Standing’s much more comfortable, but it also puts you in a position where you will end up using a lot of fluid. Theoretically, standing is good for us, but most people who don’t have bladder problems can only sit for a short period of time before they need a bathroom break.