What is gallbladder? Who knows?

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With the increase of cholecystitis patients, more and more people begin to pay attention to this disease. People often consult doctors about the symptoms of patients with cholecystitis. In fact, patients with any disease have an understanding of the symptoms, which is conducive to the treatment and rehabilitation of patients, because the symptoms can play a very good warning role. The causes of cholecystitis include:

What is gallbladder? Who knows?

First: first of all, the gallbladder's function of storing bile. But why can bile be stored? You know, during the non digestion period of our body, the gallbladder is in a contraction state, so the bile secreted by the liver cells enters the gallbladder through the cystic duct! In this way, the bile is stored. At this time, the bile is not concentrated, it is still golden!

Second: we all know that bile is not golden, but brown. What's the reason? Yes, it's because the bile is concentrated in the gallbladder, and the concentrated bile becomes dark. It is a process: the bile stored in the gallbladder is stored in the gallbladder, but the gallbladder is not only the state of relaxation, the gallbladder will contract, but also the gallbladder mucosa absorbs water and inorganic salts. In this way, the bile will be condensed, leaving behind the essence of "essence" - the bile after condensation.

Third: since the gallbladder will contract and relax, it also shows that there will be pressure changes. Yes, the contraction and relaxation of the gallbladder can also regulate the pressure in the bile duct. When the gallbladder dilates, the bile flows into the gallbladder, and the pressure in the bile duct has no obvious change; however, when the gallbladder contracts, the pressure in the bile duct rises!

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There is out there into, therefore, the gallbladder will also discharge bile into the small intestine. However, the role of gallbladder is not very useful. It is not indispensable. Of course, it is best not to lack nature. If our gallbladder is removed, the digestion and absorption of the small intestine will not be affected too much, because bile is secreted by liver cells, and liver bile can flow directly into the small intestine. Of course, if you take a large amount of fatty food at one time, and your gallbladder is gone, ha ha, the consequences, you know, you will definitely have indigestion!