Consistency of feces depends on:
a. Nature of diet
1. rancid food (diarrhea) - very soft and watery stool
2. High lipid diet ( steatorrhea) -foamy and mushy stool
3. thoroughly digested food - dry, hard fecal mass
4. constipation- excessively dry and hard fecal mass
5 Sprue- bulky and frothy stool
6. vegetarian diet- soft stool
b. amount of water or extent of water re absorption in the large intestine
a normal poo is brown chunky, not too soft and not too hard, it's just right!
A clear stool is usually of mucous-like consistency and may be slightly gelatinous. It could be due to an infection, bowel obstruction or irritable bowel syndrome.
Evaluates stool color, consistency, parasite identification and early detection of gastro -intestinal problems.
Fecalysis is the analysis of human stool to determine the presence of certain pathologic conditions in the patient. Evaluates stool color, consistency, parasite identification and early detection of gastro -intestinal problems.
Faecal loading is the accumulation of stool in the bowel that is of any consistency. The term colonic refers to the colon.
Faecal loading is the accumulation of stool in the bowel that is of any consistency. The term colonic refers to the colon.
It is very common for breast fed babies to have runny stools. In fact, it is perfectly natural and is supposed to happen. The stool will begin to have more consistency after adding solid foods to the baby's diet.
A bowel movement (stool, or feces) should be firm without being too hard or too "gooey". Often, a change in what you're eating will change a consistency that is different. For example, drinking more water helps prevent hardness in stool.
appearance of stool is black and the consistency left on the paper and feeling on exit should be the tip off to tarry. tar like. just like it says no mystery here/ the key is to take the time to look at the paper and the feces otherwise you may miss the signs of gastric ulceration (STOMACH). generally the stool appearance changes if the damage is further along the gi tract
I sat on the wooden stool at the kitchen counter while waiting for my breakfast to cook.
The signs and symptoms of Colon cancer A change in your bowel habits, including diarrhea or constipation or a change in the consistency of your stool Rectal bleeding or blood in your stool Persistent abdominal discomfort, such as cramps, gas or pain A feeling that your bowel doesn't empty completely Weakness or fatigue Unexplained weight loss
Some symptoms of colorectal cancer are: change in elimination habits might be constipation or diarrhoea or general change in stool consistency, rectal bleeding, persistent abdominal discomfort cramps or pain.
WHY I HAVE BLOOD IN MY STOOL