It is normal to shiver in cold weather. Shivering occurs due to low body temperature. But it is not necessary that the shivering is only due to coldness. Sometimes tremors start happening even when scared or excited. Shivering may occur during urination or even after urinating. Often young children start shivering suddenly. It is recognized by seeing their condition that the baby's diaper needs to be changed. Shivering during urination can occur not only in children but also in adults. This action of shivering in the body while urinating or after it is called post-micturition convulsions syndrome. But why does this abnormal reaction happen inside the body during urination? Know what is post micturition convulsions syndrome and the causes and treatment of shivering during urination.
Why is there shivering during urination?
There is no precise explanation as to what causes tremors during urination, but some experts have suggested possible explanations, shedding light on a biological basis. According to experts, shivering while urinating can happen to anyone. Age has nothing to do with this condition. From children to the elderly, shivering during urination can be felt. According to experts, this condition is related to the nervous system. Urinary tremors are a harmless problem. This problem is more common in men than in women. However, there are no studies to clarify this point.
Causes of tremor
Two main ideas are being given for tremor. One reason is the fall in body temperature during the passage of urine from the body. The second reason is that the vibration is felt due to wind when taking off the underpants during urination. Due to these two reasons shivering starts in the body. Shivering works to normalize body temperature.
Types of Nervous System
Shivering during urination is also related to your central nervous system. There are two types of nervous system – one is the Central Nervous System (CNS) and the other is the Peripheral Nervous System (PNS). The Central Nervous System controls the brain and spine, while the Peripheral Nervous System carries out signals from the brain and spinal cord to other parts of the body. The Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) of the peripheral nervous system controls voluntary actions.
Shivering is caused by the
nervous system, the nervous system has an important role in the exit of urine from the body. When the bladder fills with urine, it activates the nerves through the spinal cord. This is called the sacral nerve. When the nervous system is activated, the bladder wall gets ready to expel urine from the body. At the same time, when urine comes out of the body, the blood pressure of the body decreases.
Due to low blood pressure during urination,
catecholamine neurotransmitter is released in the body to correct the shivering blood pressure, which causes two mix signals between the nervous system and tremors start. The reason that tremors are more common in men than in women is that men usually urinate standing up, which causes their blood pressure to drop more and tremors due to the release of more catecholamines.
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