Intestines

Diverticulitis causes a thin colon wall. It is a condition that causes weak spots along the intestines in the colon area.

The membranes that hold the coils of the small intestines together and also connect them to the membrane lining the abdominal cavity, aka peritoneum, are the messentaries.

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The small intestine, while longer than the "large" intestine, is smaller in diameter and circumference, comparatively, to the large intestine.

Yes, After a certain age. But this will not harm the mother or the fetus unless the fetus consumes it feces (which can be okay but may need care after delivery).

Usually when this happens it is a sign of stress in the baby, it is found when the amniotic sac breaks (or is broken by the medical attendant) at some point in labor or just prior to labor beginning.

The danger is to the baby if he inhales the meconium (first BM) - either prior to birth or when he takes his first breath. Meconium is thick and sticky, when inhaled it clogs the bronchial passages and can cause a serious case of pneumonia.

To prevent the baby from inhaling and to clean any meconium from the baby's mouth and throat the doctor will instruct the laboring mother to stop pushing as soon as the baby's head is delivered and then suction the baby's mouth and throat. The baby will need to be seen by a Pediatrician as soon as he is born and will be monitored by the nursing staff for the first 24 to 48 hours, to watch for signs of pneumonia.

The ileum, the final segment of the small intestine, is structured with a highly folded lining that includes numerous villi and microvilli, which increase its surface area for nutrient absorption. It contains a thin layer of smooth muscle to facilitate peristalsis and has specialized lymphoid tissue called Peyer's patches for immune function. The ileum's walls are also rich in blood vessels and glands that secrete digestive enzymes and mucus, aiding in the digestive process. Overall, its structure is optimized for efficient nutrient absorption before the contents move into the large intestine.

Rubbery feces can be caused by a diet low in fiber, leading to harder, less formed stools. Dehydration can also contribute, as insufficient water intake can make feces more compact and dense. Certain medications or gastrointestinal conditions, such as irritable bowel syndrome, may further influence stool consistency. Additionally, rapid transit through the intestines can result in rubbery stools that lack the proper texture.

as long as you can or if you want to hold it longer you can stop and hold it in for longer periods of time it all depends on what result you are looking for i would say not to hold it 4 more than 30 minutes about 10 mins is enough for a good clean out but if you want to try and find your time limit before you have to go theres not really a certain time you should hold it for. hope this helps :)

Most airlines such as BA say 4 days after surgery. Best to check with the airline for their policies.

Yes, regular exercise can promote healthy bowel movements. Physical activity stimulates the muscles in the gastrointestinal tract, enhancing digestion and helping to regulate bowel function. Additionally, exercise can reduce stress and improve overall gut health, which may further contribute to more consistent daily bowel movements.

Rainbow-colored poop can result from various factors, including the consumption of certain foods or dyes, such as those found in candies, cereals, or beverages. It may also indicate the presence of undigested food or a gastrointestinal issue affecting digestion. If the change in stool color persists or is accompanied by other symptoms, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation.