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According to Focus Magazine, the average human bladder can hold about 400 to 600 milliliters of urine. The average person produces about 1,500 ml of urine every 24 hours, so it only takes nine or 10 hours before you're filled up and you've gotta go â bad.How long that takes depends on your hydration level â if you don't have a lot of extra liquids in your system, your kidneys won't be creating as much pee.The 9-10 hour figure is for a normally hydrated person.We don't know if Ted Cruz has prepared for the bladder-holding task in any way, say, not drinking water before he took the floor. Others have used catheters to empty their bladders during filibustering.he 9-10 hour figure is for a normally hydrated person. We don't know if Ted Cruz has prepared for the bladder-holding task in any way, say, not drinking water before he took the floor. Others have used catheters to empty their bladders during filibustering.
About this much. (Oleg Sklyanchuk). Despite how long you might pee for after holding it for a while, your bladder might be smaller than you realize. . Some people have bigger bladders, some people have smaller ones, but usually an adult bladder can hold somewhere between 300 and 600 milliliters, Brucker says.) Holding your urine for a long time isn't unhealthy. While it's generally a good practice to go when you need to, when the occasion calls for you to hold it for a little while, it probably won't do you any harm. Urinating at normal intervals â say, every four to five hours â is probably healthiest, Brucker says.