Is weak urine stream normal after quitting?

Yes. Dopamine is responsible for many things your body does. Your dopamine levels are low. Let your body reset and heal and your output will be back to normal. I'd recommend getting a good amount of protein and healthy fats and cutting sugar and low sodium. Let your body reset and things will be back the way they were.

 

I had this too when I went through my initial phase of withdrawal symptoms. What made it even more frustrating was that one of the withdrawal symptoms was frequent urination. It sucks when you have to rock a piss every 30 minutes, and it's an uncomfortably slow release every time.

But yeah, like the person above me said, this will all go back to normal after a while once all your neurotransmitters are properly balanced and aligned again.

 

I get this too...possibly? It is hard to tell. Why is a weak urine stream a symptom in cases similar to these?

 

How long did the frequent urination last for you?

 

It was really bad for the first 6 months of my recovery, but I still experienced it on and off for a few years. I was a severe addict though; I first got addicted between the ages of 12 and 14 and didn't start NoFap until I was 32. So I was pretty much addicted for 20 years, and I was edging multiple times a day. I'm at 3.5 years of recovery now, and I've only recently felt like I'm genuinely beginning to heal.

 

Thank you for the info. I'm basically in the same boat but haven't really been able to get anywhere with my recovery and part of the reason I think is because I figure this is what I'm up against. Also, love that Ricky TPB quote lol.

 

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i belive is a weak pelvic floor muscle problem, i had the same in previous no pmo streaks. When i started ashtanga yoga and train the bandhas my weaak urine stream and frequent urination went better. You can look for kegel excercises in youtube

 

You are the first person on here to ever notice lol.

I wish you the best of luck with your recovery though. One thing to keep in mind is that the sooner you start, the sooner you will recover. At some point, you just have to bite down and force yourself to do it because there's no other choice.