Your pee restraint will never be the same again.

It's like a balloon in the water to the extreme tension.

And suddenly someone hit a stick with a "pontoon!"

...

Before the incident, a man in his late 30s had a beer with a friend as usual.

Suddenly he ran out, stumbled, fell, and his stomach hit the edge of the table.

After that, severe abdominal pain, friends brought them to the hospital.

When the doctor asks the history, it means

The patient's been pissing for a while. He's gonna run to the bathroom.

But pushed to stumble on the edge of the cement

The stomach hit the edge of the table.

From peeing to abdominal pain instead.

Pain until having to hurry to the emergency room in the middle of the night

When I found an accident case and a stomachache like this,

The first thing to check is

vital signs, pressure, pulse.

And ultrasound to see the abdominal water.

Because in the accident, if there was water in the stomach,

Usually means "abdominal bleeding."

Turns out I found water on my stomach.

The doctor must send a CT scan urgently.

And it turns out...

Abdominal water, not blood.

It's "pee," sir.

The patient broke his bladder.

If you imagine when we have a lot of pain

The bladder is like a balloon with water to the extreme tension.

And suddenly someone hit a stick with a "pontoon!"

Pee spread full belly

Finally, urgent surgery is required in the middle of the night.

Sew bladder repair

Put the urine catheter on for about 2 weeks.

Fortunately, the bladder is a very self-healing organ.

The likelihood of a leak or a problem is very small.

Just stay in the hospital for three or four days and go home.

Since then,

Every time I see a drunk person rushing to the bathroom,

Will secretly pray in my heart

"Don't fall, don't fall, don't fall."

Drinking line. Be careful.

Who would have thought that "urination restraint" would be more dangerous than they thought?