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not many. I would say there is only hours that you can go without peeing. Urine is created from many different things, it has sugar, carbohydrates, water and also urine which isn't a good thing in our body and that's why we are getting rid of it. If you will hold it and urine will reach your kindeys it could create some kidney problems, it can also bring you pain.
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