Holding urine in late pregnancy usually has no effect on the baby, but it can have an impact on the health of the pregnant woman herself, and may adversely affect the functioning of the urinary system, including the possibility of urinary retention and urinary tract infections.
Pregnant women holding urine in late pregnancy usually does not affect the baby, do not need to be too nervous.
But holding urine for a long time is not good for your health. This is because holding urine in late pregnancy will lead to increased pressure in the bladder, which will cause a heavier burden on the kidneys and may have an adverse effect on kidney function. Prolonged holding of urine will also affect the elasticity of the bladder and make it easy for urinary retention to occur. It will also increase the chance of urinary tract infection.
It is recommended to hold less urine in late pregnancy and empty the bladder in time when the urge to urinate arises, so as not to affect your health.