Why is this important? Good hygiene practices are essential for urinary tract health, especially in women. The absence of symptoms does not mean the absence of risk: infections are often transmitted discreetly, but can lead to serious complications later. The next time you feel the urge to urinate in the shower, think again. It’s better to wait before going to the bathroom: your body and your bathroom will thank you. This article is informative in nature and aims to increase health awareness regarding daily habits and their consequences.
Urinating in the shower is often perceived as a harmless, even practical habit. After all, it seems simple: water, a drain, quick hygiene. Yet, few people realize that behind this apparent safety, especially for women, lie real health risks.
Cystitis – the invisible threat
Cystitis is one of the most common health problems associated with inappropriate urination . It is a urinary tract infection (UTI) that occurs when bacteria enter the bladder. Approximately 20% of women experience such an infection at least once in their lives, and a significant number of them experience recurring episodes.
