Accommodate stretching of the urinary bladder refers to the ability of the bladder wall to expand and hold urine without leakage. This is a key aspect of bladder function, as it allows us to store urine and control its release. When the bladder is healthy, it can stretch to hold a significant amount of urine, but when it is stretched beyond its capacity, it can lead to incontinence. Various conditions, such as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), can affect bladder accommodation and lead to urinary symptoms. Understanding the physiology of urination and the impact of common bladder conditions can help us develop effective treatment strategies to address these issues.