Yes, your bladder can be removed. It is a major surgery, but my 81 year old mother who learned she had bladder cancer, had hers removed last year, and is doing well. They create a stoma and you use a bag on the outside of your body to collect the urine. There is also a surgery that creates a 'new' bladder to replace the original, but it is an extensive surgery, and not usually recommended for an elderly person. In that case you are able to continue as 'normal' without the use of a bag.
Hope this helps you.
But if your bladder has been removed whats left to infect?
The bladder.
The catheter will be removed from the patient's bladder once normal bladder function resumes.
Urine .
i hope so
the liver and bladder were removed because they didnt need them to stay alive
sphincter
the bladder and lungs because they are not needed in the afterlife
yes
"After getting your goal bladder removed do to gastric bypass,What else I'm I suppose to expect, do to gastric bypass?
gall bladder
It's stored in the bladder - and released when you use the toilet.
yes, if the stones are removed and the bladder, or part thereof, remains