A small thing can make men and women feel excited at the same time

I believe everyone should have had this experience: after a violent defecation, suddenly a comfortable feeling extends from between the legs to the back and all the way to the top of the head. When you are still not satisfied, the body will unconsciously shake violently, and then the whole person will become limp.

Yes, what I want to talk about is something we have to do every day - urination.

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When you unzip your pants and ejaculate into the toilet, you will shiver unconsciously while feeling unsatisfied, and your whole body will shake uncontrollably as if you were electrocuted. What is the meaning of this action? Is it a normal physiological reaction or is something wrong?

The reason is actually very simple

First of all, it can be said with certainty that this is a normal physiological phenomenon. Male compatriots should not take it for granted and attribute this phenomenon to kidney deficiency. This physiological phenomenon is called urine tremor or urine vibration in the medical field (does it feel sexy?). The reasons for its occurrence are complicated, but the principle is very simple.

As we all know, when the weather is cold, the human body will shiver and the hair on the body will stand up. This is actually the body's way of regulating body temperature, maintaining body temperature by generating heat through sudden muscle contraction. A lot of heat is generated through shivering. Thereby ensuring the normal physiological functions of the body.

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The same reason why you shiver when you urinate: water has a large specific volume heat and has a warming effect. When the human body suddenly excretes a large amount of urine, the body will suddenly lose a lot of heat, so the brain receives a "cold" signal, and the body immediately uses shivering to replenish the lost heat.

Some people may not experience urinary tremors, but they may feel a slight chill rising from their backs, which is also due to heat loss. This physiological phenomenon is generally more likely to occur when the weather is cold, but now many people stay in air-conditioned rooms for a long time, and even the bathroom has air conditioning, so twitching often occurs even in the hot summer.

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Do women also have urinary tremors?

To sum up, the body's reaction caused by heat loss and the nerve stimulation reflex are the causes of urinary tremors. The urination process for women is also rapid, and of course there is a need to maintain body temperature, so the answer to this question is yes, women may indeed experience urinary tremors.