When the bladder wall thickens, the urine storage capacity will be reduced. Suppose bladder wall thickening is not detected and treated early. In that case, it can lead to complications such as bladder infections, which are difficult to control and can easily endanger the patient's life.

There are many different causes of acute urinary retention; one of these is due to drinking too much beer and alcohol. If acute urinary retention is not promptly catheterized, it can lead to bladder rupture, causing urine and blood to spill into the abdominal cavity, causing acute inflammation, and threatening the patient's life.