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I don’t think I aver heard that one before. Maybe some more information? Are any other habits different? Environment? I think certain PE supplements (if your taking them) may actually cause this. Caffeine will, too. I definately piss less often in the warmer months at work do to the extreme humidity and sweating which in turn makes winter urination seem more frequent. I don’t think my situation had anything to do with PE, but it does illustrate the difference in seasonal habits. Frequent urination is often cited as a symptom of prostrate trouble, but I think you might be aware if you had something along these lines. Are these kegel routines quite rigorous for you? Really going out on a limb here, but I work-out and have often realized that aside from drinking more water, the protien sysnthesis process uses a shitload of H2O in the body. I don’t know whether that makes one piss more (getting rid of metabolic byproducts) or it is really an effect on the whole system from physical activity. Long kegel routines could (a long shot here?) possibly mimic this effect on the CNS, SNS, but I don’t really know. I have broken a sweat on long kegel routines in the past so I wonder on how much effect this seemingly simple exercise has on other body systems. Is the urination inconvenient or urgent? If not, I wouldn’t make to much of it and it may very well “even-out” in the future if you continue this exercise. Maybe you were in fact pissing less than average times per day prior and the moderate physical exertion brought you up to normal or average? Admittedly, I don’t know shit on this and likely am not qualified to assess, but if you care to throw out as much info as you feel comfortable with go for it. Perhaps I and others can help you come to some conclusion on this one as to the “whys”. groa