Can a person live without their organ?

Answer 1

Well, there's no organ called "organ", so I'm a bit puzzled. However, organs include the heart, the stomach, pancreas, intestines, kidneys, gall bladder, etc. You CAN live without one kidney and without your appendix, but I believe that's all.

Answer 2

It depends on which organ is being referred to. Some organs, like the appendix, spleen, or one kidney, can be removed without significantly impacting a person's overall health. However, the loss of critical organs, such as the heart or brain, would be fatal.

Answer 3

No, the heart pumps the oxygen to the brain which allows the brain to function properly. However, the brain can still maintain itself for 2 minutes without flow of oxygen. Anytime after that gives brain damage. [except in the exception that you have larger lungs] The brain doesn't and does control everything, their are two forms of actions your body processes. Automatic and Manual, there is also a semi-automatic that you can control at will. Examples, heart beat is automatic, you can't control it. Moving your finger is manual, you completely control it. Breathing is semi-automatic, you can control it at will but sometimes it's automatic, (when sleeping for instance.)

Answer 4

People cannot live without organs. The organs are the only things that keep you breathing and most importantly alive. But you can live with just half of an organ, depending on which one it is.

The only organs you can live without is the gall bladder and the appendix. both are part of the digestive system.

Answer 5

It really depends on which organ you're talking about. Some organs such as the liver are considered vital and we cannot live without. Others such as the gallbladder can be removed with minimal effect.

Answer 6

Yes, there are definitely certain conditions and birth defects that could cause a baby to be born without an organ. For example, there are some babies born with only one kidney. This condition is called renal agenesis.

Answer 7

no...

Protein helps us people have more energy , creates new cells and help us heal our selves.

Answer 8

Personally I think not, you need most of your organs depending on which one you have to live without .. I think not !

Regards

Charlotte

Answer 9

Some organs are more vital than others. Heart, lungs, liver, etc. are necessary to live but organs such as the appendix and galblatter can be lived without.

Answer 10

it depends on what organ.