Bowel movements are the body's way of getting rid of waste from the digestive system. When food is digested, the nutrients are absorbed and the remaining waste travels through the intestines. Muscles in the intestines push the waste towards the rectum, where it is stored until it is ready to be expelled from the body as a bowel movement. This process is controlled by the nervous system and can vary in frequency and consistency depending on factors like diet, hydration, and overall health.
Seriously? Ha ha, funny. First of all, I think you mean bowel movements, not bowl movements. Just to let you know. And... although there is no real scientific evidence (and none backing the existence of vampires for that matter, sorry man), I don't think that vampires would have bowel movements because they don't eat. They are the undead and the undead can't be bothered with normal human daily junk to do. And when they suck blood, if I'm correctly informed, it doesn't go into their stomach, it goes into their veins. I think... Humans don't digest stuff that goes into your veins so neither should vampires. So... I guess vampires don't have bowel movements. Dude, I couldn't resist posting an answer to this question, it was too tempting. What I want to know is how that thought would cross anyone's mind... who knows?
If you didn't poop, waste and toxins would build up in your body, leading to potential health issues like constipation, bloating, and abdominal pain. It's important to have regular bowel movements to rid your body of waste and maintain good overall health.
A missing sphincter valve can be congenital (present from birth) or acquired due to surgery, injury, or medical conditions. This can lead to issues with controlling bowel movements and may require medical intervention.
While fiber may increase stool volume and slow the rate of digestion (at least insoluble fiber), the actual process of digestion would be unaffected by fiber, as compared to the effects of amylase and pepsin in the GI tract.
Bowel obstruction in a patient of this age is unusual but does occur. The most common causes are: appendicitis, adhesions, inguinal hernia, inflammatory bowel disease, intussusception, or malrotation.
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Possible sick, take he/she to the vet.
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No you do not have a hymen in your anus. If you did it would block your bowel movements or have been broken by your bowel movements long ago.
There are various reasons why you might be having thin bowel movements accompanied by diarrhea. In most cases, it would be as a result of your dietary intake or the colon absorbing too much fluids among others.
If you ate rasions, they could look like that...
I know that drinking beer can cause this so I would presume wine would do the same
Diarrhea is characterized by watery and uncontrollable bowel movements.
Normally that would mean an ulcer. Check with your doctor.
Not having many bowel movements can come from not drinking enough water (to flush your system), not eating enough fiber (like raisen bran and breads) and a host of other reasons. Runny green bowel movements can come from eating green foods (like broccoli, cabbage, etc). Stress for men and for a woman her monthly cycle can also cause runny bowel movements. I'm not a doctor just a mom of 5 kids,....so your best bet is to see your own physician to supplement this answer.
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Every person is different. It is possible and very normal to have several formed bowel movements in one day.*The only time that frequency of BMs would be a problem is in diarrhea.