What happens to your bowel and bladder when you die?

Answer 1

your muscles relax and all that stuff that was just itching to get out of your bowels and bladder makes an exit in your underwear.... then the fun begins... you cells start to die and the bacteria starts to grow... your bladder and bowels inflate with gases from the bacteria having a feeding frenzy and it just gets messy from there on... if your in a nice sunny warm place your whole body will blow up like a ballon... you might pop.... if your buried you'll just decompose maybe pop underground and slowly become worm food.

But hey your dead so don't worry you wont feel a thing

Answer 2

I've always been proud of my ability to eliminate my wastes, so I expect that my bowel and bladder will be transplanted to a living person in need of such high performance organs.

Answer 3

You will expell some that is under enough pressure to move on its own as you have no muscles for peristalsis. Some will remain and may be expelled more slowly, or as your body is moved, manipulated to prepare for autopsy or at the funeral home for burial. I'm not certain if, at the funeral home, they have a procedure to clean you out, but I suspect they do.

Answer 4

as soon as you expire anything in your bowels and bladder are released as there are no muscles to hold it back so you expel everything.

Answer 5

Nothing happens to them they just decompose with the rest of your body....unless the coronier removes the remaines when your autopsy is performed

Answer 6

When you die, the muscles in your body relax so basically you will pee and poop uncontrollably!

Answer 7

it all decomposes through organic degradation. If you want that in layman's term.

f*ckin maggots.

Answer 8

Ashes to ashes and dust to dust.

Answer 9

everything rots

Answer 10

they're donated..lol