Possessives

• pig: The first football was a pig's bladder filled with water.

Converse of object

• distend: For example, spasticity can be aggravated by sensory stimulation from a pressure sore or a distended bladder or rectum.

• irritate: It is best to avoid large quantities of caffeine and alcohol as these irritate the bladder.

• swim: They do not have a swim bladder like other fish.

• empty: Don't empty the bladder of urine, leave it inside the bladder.

Adjective modifier

• overactive: There's help available 09/09/05 One in five men and women across the UK are forced to live with overactive bladders.

• urinary: Then remove the catheter, leaving the stored urine inside the urinary bladder.

• neurogenic: The other things are neurogenic bladder, and constipation.

• bashful: Paruresis ( also known as ' bashful bladder ' syndrome ) is another type of social phobia.

• irritable: Recent research shows that this condition of ' irritable bladder ' is not part of the normal aging process.

• inflated: Shortly after this picture was taken, I was hit over the head with an inflated bladder on a stick.

Modifies a noun

• washout: The ward staff will give you a supply of syringes for the bladder washouts to take home.

• outflow: In particular, early prostate cancer does not cause the typical bladder outflow problems associated with BPH.

• cancer: In most cases, bladder cancer is caused by external factors.

• carcinoma: Many patients reviewed during a course of radical radiotherapy for bladder carcinoma have urinary flow symptoms, which may suggest impaired bladder emptying.

• dysfunction: Risk of bladder dysfunction increases with age What could be simpler than emptying the bladder?

• instillation: The unique bellows designed bottle allows one minute treatments thereby replacing the lengthy traditional bladder instillations.

Noun used with modifier

• gall: The gall bladder is a storage site for bile.

• hydration: Camelbak 3L Omega reservoir Walking experts the world over, all understand the advantages that a hydration bladder provide when walking.

• swim: Often their gills collapse and their swim bladder can rupture due to the sudden change in pressure on their bodies.