No they aren't.
A bladder is where urine is stored. A gall bladder helps with processing fats.
Gall bladders can develop gallstones, which are deposits - and are extremely painful. A gallbladder attack describes the pain the deposits can incur.
A gallbladder can be removed without any real adverse lifestyle changes; however, a bladder cannot.
The urinary bladder holds the urine that is pulled from the blood by the kidneys, while the gallbladder holds bile from the liver and releases it into the digestive system to aid in digesting.
No, the gall badder is part of the digestive system. It stores bile and it is near the liver. The prostate is a doughnut shaped gland that is part of the reproductive system.
The prostate is not related to the gallbladder or a gallbadder attack.
Not at all. The rectum is part of you lower large intestine (colon), the gall bladder is attached to the back of your liver and stores bile.
No, testicles and the prostate gland are not the same thing.
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No, a crop is something found in birds, It is a storage area for food. It sits in the crop before going to the stomach. A gallbladder is used to store bile that is produced by the liver. The gallbladder drips or pours the bile into the stomach as it is needed during digestion.
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== == That depends on the *reason* for the rectostomy, (or proctostomy, which is the same thing.) If there is cancer involved in the prostate, then yes, it will be removed. If the prostate is unaffected by the current disease process that is causing the need for the proctostomy then most likely it will be left intact.
Generally the surgeon will remove your gallbladder. Your gallbladder is usually functionless from the gallstones and you are used to the same. So you will get no problem to adjust with the absence of gallbladder.
The prostate stops the urine from the gall bladder for it is currently being beaten by the grimlins who's fur is white as snow. Cheese whiz may leek from the finger nails. THANK GOD.
No, the urinary bladder adn gallbladder are two different things.
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These are the same.
Prostate massage is only recommended for prostate health issues, such as enlarged prostate (BPH) or prostatitis (prostate inflammation). Due to the potential risk of releasing prostate cancer cells that can spread to the body, it is not recommended that men with prostate cancer perform prostate massage.