diabetes; diabetes mellitus

to discharge urine from the body; to pass water

the duct by which urine is conveyed out of the body from the bladder; the urinary tract

carbamide, a chemical compound (NH2)2CO found in mammals' urine and used industrially as a nitrogen-rich fertilizer

to promote or increase the production and excretion of urine

to urinate; urination; urinary

to wet the bed

to urinate

(medicine) uremia; a toxic condition resulting from kidney failure

urology; department of urology

to pee

to insert a urinary catheter

urinary catheter

disposable diaper

(coll.) disposable diaper

to wet one's pants

the branch of medicine that focuses on surgical and medical diseases of the male and female urinary-tract system and the male reproductive organs.

bed-wetting

to be scared witless; to piss one's pants in terror

the presence of blood in the urine, often as a symptom of a medical condition

an urge to urinate

to have endured all sorts of hardships (to raise one's children)

(dialect) bladder

uracil (U), a nucleotide base that pairs with adenine (A) in RNA

to wet the bed

The organs and passages of the urinary tract, including the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra, responsible for the production and excretion of urine.

a medical or diagnostic examination of a urine sample used to detect diseases or drug use

the boring part of a film or show where a bathroom break can be taken without missing anything important

(slang) using the pretext of needing to urinate to slip away to avoid doing something

the pungent, sharp smell characteristic of urine

to urinate

to hold back from urinating; to hold in one's urine

A proverb describing a lazy person who makes many trivial excuses (like needing to use the bathroom) to delay or avoid work.

to support a child or invalid while he or she urinates

vasopressin (biochemistry)

(anatomy) urinogenital tract