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"When urine leaves the body, oddly we get a drop in blood pressure, which then causes activation of the sympathetic nervous system to increase the heart rate and vascular tone, which then restores the drop in blood pressure.
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Read More »This content is imported from youTube. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Have you ever experienced an involuntary shiver while peeing? Turns out, it's a pretty widespread and well-documneted phenomenon known as post-micturition convulsion syndrome. While anecdotally it appears to be more common in men, there are no studies that entirely explain it or connect it exclusively to male anatomy, and it can actually happen to anyone—even babies, who have been known to shiver when in need of a diaper change. In a recent YouTube video, Griffiths University research fellow Dr Matt Barton offers up a couple of likely explanations for what is happening when somebody experiences the pee shivers. His first theory is that the body is experiencing heat loss, due to the loss of urine as well as the exposure of private parts to colder temperatures during urination. "But this doesn't explain why we don't shiver when we defecate or vomit," he says, "or why babies still shiver when they're in nappies." A more compelling argument for the cause of post-micturition convulsion syndrome, he continues, has to do with the autonomic nervous system. "The decision to pee or not is usually voluntary, however the act of peeing is controlled by the autonomic nervous system; specifically, the parasympathetic component, which usually handles resting functions such as digestion. Here, the parasympathetic springs into action to cause the muscles of the bladder to contract, expelling urine out." As the bladder fills with fluid, its walls stretch, sending a signal to the brain. The micturition center in the brain then sends a signal back down via the parasympathetic region and pelvic nerve to activate the contraction of the bladder muscles, increasing pressure within. Access exclusive muscle-building workouts and weight loss diets with our digital membership program Men's Health "At the same time, a dampening signal is sent from the micturition center to the sympathetic nerves, which are usually for fight or flight," says Barton. This results in the relaxation of the internal urethra and the bladder neck, enabling the flow of urine. An additional signal is also sent down the spinal cord to open the external sphincter muscles. "When urine leaves the body, oddly we get a drop in blood pressure, which then causes activation of the sympathetic nervous system to increase the heart rate and vascular tone, which then restores the drop in blood pressure. This results in a mixed signal between the two components of the autonomic nervous system, which is thought to trigger an involuntary shiver. So this may explain why men are more prone to pee shivers than women; because they stand to pee. Therefore they are more prone to a drop in blood pressure, and more shivering."
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Herbal supplements that may be used to relieve symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) include beta-sitosterol, cernilton , Pygeum...
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Learn More »The best-studied, most commonly used supplements to treat BPH are: Beta-sitosterol. Pygeum. Rye grass. Saw palmetto.
When you try to find the right supplements to treat a health condition, it can feel like a shot in the dark. You often have to count on word of mouth. But some men with BPH have found success with supplements. And there’s at least some scientific research to back them up. When you have BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia), your prostate is larger than normal. It can cause problems such as a weak urine stream or a need to pee a lot throughout the day. Your doctor might suggest a prescription drug to treat your symptoms, but you might find that the side effects are too much to take. Or, you’d just rather not have to take medicine so often. The Issue with Supplements Supplements aren’t as closely regulated as medicines your doctor prescribes. That means their quality, safety, and effects can vary. It’s best to talk to your doctor before you start any supplement. They may cause problems with prescription medicines, treatments, or tests you might need.
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