Intestines

Only a physician can evaluate your concern in an appropriate clinical context.

Finding stool in the underwear is sometimes related to fecal incontinence. Other times it is associated with constipation or diarrhea, either of which can be associated with a more serious condition. Encopresis, which usually occurs in children, is characterized by these sorts of accidents in children who refuse to stool because of a previous painful bowel movement.

These and other possibilities need to be considered in the proper clinical context, which only a physician can provide. If you are concerned, please see a physician as soon as possible.

A very good source for finding this type of information isgoing to see your physician or the local pharmacist

Maltose is important for various reasons and functions like fermentation of alcohol. Maltose will also play a significant role in the breakdown of starch in the body.

Plicae circulares is a term used to describe permanent folds of mucous inside of the small intestine. These folds are within the membranes and are only in the lower part of the duodenum and jejunum.

the optimal temperature of the small intestines is 37.

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If left untreated it can cause a blockage. When Crohns is active it can thicken the bowel anywhere and when undigested food passes through it can get stuck causing a back up.

Liquid waste may or may not get past this blockage but nausea and pain on ingesting anything usually results.

I've always found that I'm more prone to diarrhea during menstrual period.

chyme is the mixture of gastric juice and the food intake. gastric juice is released by the hormone gastrin into the stomach.

Nah a grandma cant fart!!!!!!!!

Of corse they can but they smell like crap!!!!

Food breaks down in the stomach, not the intestines.

If you are having severe tummy cramps, using the restroom, and sleeping a lot you could be suffering from PMS or a stomach bug. A doctor can diagnose you in his office.

when alchohol gets into the body it ceases the working of medulla oblongata,which is a part of the brain for the working of all the body movements so thts hw it effects

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Based upon personal experience, I would say no. It has worked "smoothly" and then sometimes not so "smoothly" causing cramps, pain and diarhrea. I have read posts by others saying they use it daily. I would try it once - follow directions ( do not double up on tea bags - I know of what I speak); in addition do it the night before a day you are home - just in case. From now on, it's going to be my choice of last resort - and only one tea bag - and not two in a row.

Tibicos mushroom is a natural remedy that is supposed to be beneficial for different conditions, such as constipation and irritable bowel problems. Tibicos mushroom is said to act as a probiotic to produce good bacteria in the digestive tract.

Eating a red snow cone does not cause red in bowel movements. This dye is absorbed into the system first.

The answer is not quite a yes or no, there are factors involved.

The short answer:

Carrots + a healthy intake of water should not cause constipation

Carrots + a low intake of water, may cause constipation

The long answer:

First off you need to understand that the lower intestines job is to remove liquids from foods. If you have food moving through the intestines too slow, they become dry and hard to move which creates a cycle that repeats until almost nothing is moving (constipation)

Two things help keep the intestines moving at a proper pace: water and fiber

The biggest mistake some people make when trying to increase fiber intake, is not including enough water to along with it.

In some cases, high fiber foods have a reasonable amount of liquid included in contrast to their fiber volume (apples and bananas for example)

In other foods, they may contain good fiber volume, but not as much liquid. Carrots for example contain a good amount of fiber but not enough liquid volume on their own to make it through the intestines without drying out.

Carrots therefore require extra fluid intake to keep them from backfiring and causing constipation instead of preventing it.

A similar problem would result if you were to use powder or pill fiber without enough water intake, the fiber by itself would dry out in the intestine and cause blockage.

So, if you believe carrots are causing you constipation, they probably are, but most likely because you are not taking in enough fluid(water) to take advantage of the fiber they contain.

You would have a similar problem with any fiber source that does not contain high amounts liquid

u have to eat all lot of food in order to fart

I know that drinking beer can cause this so I would presume wine would do the same

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I think so it does sound pretty gross. I had many farts to come and I never had that expirence because I'm still alive.

The answer depends on your age, medical history, medication history, and associated signs and symptoms. If you're ten years old without any health problems or recent medication, it's probably not anything terrible. If you're 75, take ibuprofen three times a day, and lost 20 pounds in the last three months, it's probably something more serious.

The large intestine starts with the cecum, near where the appendix lives. There is then the ascending colon, transverse colon, descending colon, and sigmoid colon. It ends in the rectum, which then empties through the anus and out of the body.