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How to keep bladder full?
Whenever I go to scanning my dr asks me to come in full bladder.. I drink 1ltr water before half an hr but once I reach hospital i need to pass urine urgently n can't hold for long.. so in that case how can I keep my bladder full? If I pass urine will my bladder become empty?
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Yes it’ll become empty once you pass the urine.., try drinking water once you reach the scanning centre..!
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