What is the limit of female bladder capacity?

The volume of normal human bladder is 300 ~ 500ml urine. The bladder is composed of transitional cells, so the volume changes greatly, and it can store about 1000ml of liquid. If it exceeds 500ml and there is urine, it is considered to be urinating. The ultimate capacity of bladder varies from person to person, and the elderly are weak, generally around 1000ml. When the urine volume exceeds 400ml, there will be a sense of urine.

Bladder is one of the six fu organs, which is located in the center of the front part of the lower abdomen and is cystic. Its main function is to store water and excrete urine through gasification. In mammals, it is a cystic structure composed of smooth muscle, located in the pelvis, and its posterior opening communicates with the urethra. There is a sphincter at the junction of bladder and urethra, which can control the discharge of urine.