No, the spleen has nothing to do with pneumonia, which is a lung condition.
Yes, you can. It seems alright to continue any sport with the spleen removed. The prime researched impediments of a removed spleen seem to be the predispostion to heart disease and things like pneumonia, etc.
The surgical removal of the spleen is called a splenectomy.Splenectomy.Spleenectomy.
Removal of the spleen solves the problem of internal bleeding which then prevents death. Other than that, there is no health reason to remove it because it is part of the immune system and helps the body fight off infections.
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Yes My spleen is Gone and I drink all the time and I'm still alive
I did some research and found that a person CAN live without a spleen, however would be more prone to infections, and might have to take preventitive antibiotics.
Spleen removal is called an open splenectomy or a laparoscopic splenectomy, depending upon how it is performed.
Splenectomy is the surgical removal of the spleen, which is an organ that is part of the lymphatic system.
The function of the spleen is to act as a filter for blood, store of white blood cells and platelets, recycling of old red blood cells, and fighting bacteria that cause meningitis and pneumonia.
it can decrease the lymphocytes and the red blood cell count
Complete splenectomy.REMOVAL OF ENLARGED SPLEEN. After the surgeon makes a cut (incision) in the abdomen,the artery to the spleen is tied to prevent blood loss and reduce the spleen's size. It also helps prevent further sequestration of blood cells.
Splenorrhexis means rupture of the spleen.Splenorrhexis