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Urinating after sexual intercourse is often regarded as a necessity as during this time, there is a retention of urine and after the intercourse, it is deemed comfortable and important to urinate. There is a natural desire in the body after sexual intercourse to pass urine so that the bladder is emptied. It is also considered to be a preventive mechanism against recurrent urinary tract infections. Dr. Sudharsan S.B., urologist from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, discusses whether urinating after sexual intercourse prevents UTI.

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