Organ series: bladder

The bladder is a fascinating organ that often works in the background of our lives without we pay a lot of attention. But when it pinches or presses, we quickly notice how important it is for our well -being. The bladder is a hollow organ that stores urine until you are ready to excrete it. It can absorb astonishing amounts of liquid - with an adult, it is about 400 to 600 milliliters. The bladder is not only a simple memory, but also a pretty clever organ. It communicates via a network of nerves with your brain and sends signals when it becomes full.

Tasks and functions of the bladder

The Main task of the bladder is there Collecting urine and exhaust them in a controlled manner. The urine is produced by the kidneys that filter the blood and remove waste materials and excess water. This Liquid becomes then led into the bladder as urine over the ureterwhere it is saved until you empty it. This process automatically runs without you having to think about it. As soon as your bladder is full, she sends a signal to your brain via nerve tracts - the feeling that you have to "have to" ". The rest of the process that Empty the bladder, becomes controlled by the interaction of nerves and muscles. A Ring muscle at the bladder output holds back the urine, until you decide to release it. If everything works well, you hardly notice what kind of one complex task Your bubble done every day. It helps to remove pollutants from the body and thus ensures that your inner balance is maintained. But she can also react sensitively to different influencesWhat then for problems like frequent Urge to urinate or one Irritant bladder can lead.

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Location in the body

The bladder is located deep in the pool, approximately At the level of the pub. At Women it lies In front of the uterus, at Male direct in front of the rectum. This position ensures that it is well protected against external influences. The bubble is Holded through ligaments and muscles in the pelvic floorwhat stabilizes it in her position, even if it fills or empties. The ureter that transports the urine from the kidneys to bladder lead to the bladder from both sides. At the bottom is the urethra through which the urine is led outwards. It is interesting that the bladder can extend like a balloon without losing stability - this enables her to absorb the urine and only leave out when it is really necessary.

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Organ clock

The bubble is that Sister organ of the kidneys. On late afternoon Is she particularly activeWhich means that your body efficiently in this phase Excess liquids and waste materials can excrete. Drinking a lot is very important so that your body can detoxify sufficiently. If you feel the need to go to the toilet more often in the afternoon, this could be due to this increased activity of the bladder. If you are at that time feel limp or not to notice other symptoms, could that be an indication that your Bladder meridian out of balance is advised.

Strongest activity: 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Rest phase: 03:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.

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Mental component

Our bladder is not only a physical organ, but also tight connected to our emotional state. Particularly Stress, fear or great emotional stress can affect the bladder function. Perhaps you know the feeling that you have to run to the toilet constantly before an important exam or a nerve -wracking conversation - this is a sign of how much your bladder reacts to mental tensions.

An example of this connection is the so -called Irritant bladder. With this disorder you will feel frequent urge to urinate, even if your bladder is not full. Often this is due to one Hypersensitivity of the bladder nervesthat is reinforced by stress or psychological tension. The bladder then becomes "nervous", so to speak, and gives signals to the brain, although it shouldn't have to be emptied. Sometimes the stimulus bubble is also one Expression of suppressed feelings or unsolved conflicts. The bladder then reacts like a valve, through which the body tries to deal with the emotional loads. Therefore it can be helpful nicht nur körperliche Ursachen to examine, but also to look at the mental side when bladder problems occur.

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Connection with histamine intolerance

An often overlooked aspect is that Connection between the bladder and histamine intolerance. This connection is particularly striking in the so -called Interstitial cystitis (IC), one chronic bladder infection. The exact causes of this disease are still unclear, but there are indications that Histamine and mast cells play a role can. Antihistamines are often used in IC patients, to relieve the symptoms. This shows how strongly the bladder can react to histamine. Some studies have shown that women suffer less often from IC symptoms during pregnancy. The reason could be that During pregnancy the enzyme Diaminooxidase (DAO), which is responsible for the breakdown of histamine, is produced in significantly higher quantities. This enzyme protects the embryo and prevents the body's immune system reduces the baby's immune system - and at the same time it could also relieve the bubble by breaking excess histamine.

The causes of histamine -related bladder infections can also be:

  • Department of the DAO, DAO deficiency
  • Weakened immune system
  • Histamine-rich nutrition or nutrition with DAO blockers (e.g. alcohol)
  • Medicines that act as DAO blockers
  • Disorder of the intestine microbiome
  • Leaky good syndrome
  • Vaginal dysbiosis
  • Hormonal changes - estrog dominance, menstruation
  • Psychological stress

👉🏼 If you want to read more about histamine -related bladder infections, you can HERE Read more. Founder Michaela tells you her tips on how to get her constant bladder infections under control.

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SOURCES

  • https://histaminikus.de/blogs/blog/blasenentzundungen-bei-histaminintoleranz

  • https://www.stiftung-gesundheitswissen.de/gesundes-leben/koerper-wissen/wie-funktioniert-die-harnblase

  • https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s00092-015-0883-y.pdf
    https://tcm-nord.de/die-blase-in-der-chinesischen-medizin/

  • https://www.aok.de/pk/magazin/koerper-psyche/organe/reizblase-ursachen-symptome-und-behandlung/
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We are Thomas and Michaela Zinser, founder of Histaminikus.

Because of the own histamine intolerance of Michaela and our son, we founded Histaminikus. The frustration does not find any suitable histamine food has spurred us to develop low -histamine food.
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