vesical pressure

Vesical pressure refers to the pressure within the bladder. It reflects the force exerted by the bladder walls as it fills and stores urine. Maintaining appropriate vesical pressure is important for bladder function, allowing urine to be stored comfortably without leakage and enabling controlled release when appropriate. Elevated vesical pressure can indicate issues like bladder instability or obstruction, which may lead to urinary problems. Understanding this pressure helps healthcare providers assess bladder health and diagnose conditions affecting urinary storage and emptying.