If you repeatedly urinate every time you hear running water, over time the sound of water may become a stronger trigger for urgency.
This does not happen to everyone, but it is one reason some pelvic-floor therapists advise against making shower urination an automatic daily habit.
You may notice this if:
* Hearing a faucet makes you suddenly need to pee
* You feel urgency when entering the shower
* Running water triggers the need to use the bathroom
## 3. Body Position Can Affect Bladder Emptying
For many women, sitting on a toilet allows the pelvic floor to relax more naturally than standing.
That may make it easier to empty the bladder comfortably.
Trying to urinate while standing can sometimes involve:
