Many people have experienced it: the moment they hear running water—whether from a sink, shower, or faucet—the sudden urge to use the bathroom appears. What feels like a coincidence is actually a common and normal body response. Health experts say it happens due to the way the brain, bladder, and nervous system interact, rather than because of any medical issue....
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