bladder pressure

Bladder pressure refers to the force exerted by the bladder's contents—urine—against its walls as it fills and stores urine. This pressure helps the bladder stretch without injury, signaling when it's time to urinate. Normally, bladder pressure remains low during filling, increasing gradually as the bladder becomes fuller. If pressure becomes abnormally high or is sustained when the bladder isn't full, it can indicate issues such as bladder dysfunction or obstructions. Understanding bladder pressure is important for diagnosing and managing urinary problems, ensuring the bladder functions properly and comfortably within the urinary system.