Intestines

It is stored there for a while of time until it is released through the anus. Nothing much happens in it because it has already been broken down a lot from the other organs, and enzymes have been added.

constipation can cause this. White mucus is okay as long as there isn't excessive amounts.It's also your body's way of lubricating your intestines , so if you notice what looks like pieces of toilet paper in your stools you don't need to be concerned

The ileum is the third and final section of the small intestine. After the stomach there is the duodenum and the jejunum. The ileum terminates where it joins the caecum.

The small intestine absorbs glucose (sugar), fat, starch, and protein before passing it on to the large intestine.

The small intestine is typically around 20 to 24 feet or about six meters long. It lies below the stomach in the middle of the abdomen, and much of it is coiled and suspended within a thin layer of fat to allow it flexibility and mobility. Also called the small bowel, it is composed of three distinct sections: the duodenum connects the stomach to the rest of the small intestine and is about 25 centimeters (0.25m) long. The jejunum is the central section and is anywhere from 1 to 2 meters long. The ilium bridges the jejunum and the large intestine and is 2 to 3 meters long.

It is actually good that your poop floats, it means you have been eating light foods! Or it could mean it has been in your body a long time... or both!

Also, it could mean you have a lot of air in your digestive system and when you pooped, air got into your poop and that's why it's floating.

In Nursing school I learned that when your poop floats it means that it contains a lot of fat which can be a problem with your liver. Your liver produce secretions that breakdown fat, so if your liver is damaged then your stool will be fatty.

Bile is stored in the gallbladder, a muscular sac-like organ located underneath the liver on the right side of the abdomen.

The term colon is sometimes used to refer to the entire ''large intestine.''

You most certainly can, although it's very rare with healthy adults, and should be considered a symptom. Most commonly, you'll find this happens when the subject has diarrhea, and attempts to pass gas in their sleep. There have also been cases of sleepwalkers making their way to the bathroom in order to defecate as well.

yes, leukemia can kill you, but only if it is not treated. Leukemia is a blood cancer. In leukemia the bone marrow and lymph system goes haywire producing white blood cells. It weakens the immune system and leaves the human body open to basically any sickness and the body is not able to fight it and could result in death.

A colonoscopy is not a mandatory procedure as part of a general health exam. However, it is recommended for men and women reaching the age of fifty to have one. A colonoscopy is an examination of the large and small bowel with a fibre-optic camera inserted via the rectum. The procedure need not be painful. Some patients are given tranquillisers in advance and some people actually sleep through the process.

Your GP may have recommended a colonoscopy if you have had symptoms of haemorrhoids or rectal/bowel discomfort. A colonoscopy can remove any existing polyps or colorectal cancer lesions for biopsy, and to determine if they are precancerous.

Yes, Pretty Normal and Healthy. Its not the meal that you just ate coming through, in case you were worried. The act of eating, swallowing, etc stimulates the whole length of the digestive tract in all its many parts to start moving, a process called peristalsis. Your gut is quite simply making room for the next stuff to come through.

A little lag is best, from 10 to 40 minutes between eating and pooing.

In a healthy person you should be passing one or more movements per day, preferably at least two, well formed and about the size and shape of a banana. If you are consistently passing loose stools or diarherrea, or constipated, then the chances are you are off balance, or not quite digesting properly.

Hope this answers your question.....

The medical term for this is melena. Conditions causing melena include peptic ulcer disease (gastric or duodenal ulcers), which is the most common cause of melena.

Black stool is just a description of the type of stool that a patient may have. Some times the word tarry is used in conjunction or in place of black, but this is often done incorrectly. Tarry is a completely different description describing consistency. It is possible to have one without the other. Either of these can could be symptom of a more serious condition and should be referred to your primary health care practitioner.

Atherosclerosis is disease of the arteries when you get thickening and hardening of the vessels causing obstruction to the flow of blood. If it is in the arteries of the brain you can get stroke, dementia and death

Calcitonin slows the release of calcium from bones into bloodstream, thereby keeping blood levels of calcium to a minimum.

Parathyroid hormone does the opposite. It maintains calcium levels in the blood, or helps reabsorption of calcium from bones into bloodstream.

digest food

because no one wants to have to go through the hassle of squeezing it out

ummm.... it isn't bad when your in a hurry..because your body knows that you are hurrying and gets ur poop out... but if you just have to go to the bathroom and you aren't in a hurry, just poop slowly.

It depends on how much you eat, and what you eat. Some people go every day, some go every other day, or every two or three days. You should definitely be going at least twice a week on average.

What's most important is not how often you defecate (poop), but how easy or difficult it is when you do defecate. If you have to push very hard and strain yourself, it's a problem. It's called being "constipated."

Once you sit down on the toilet, you should be able to defecate within 5 minutes. If you can't, then it is likely that you are not eating enough fiber. The roughness of fiber provides traction, making it easier to push the feces out of you. Fiber also makes the feces softer.

If you are consistently constipated, then it is likely that you are not getting enough fiber in your diet. See the Related Question below for a list of high-fiber foods.

If you wish, you can also take a fiber supplement, like Metamucil or Benefiber.

I have found the best way to administer meth(ICE) in the rectum is with a half inch 1cc 30 gauge insulin needle. Make sure needle itself has been cut off so there is just a small flat hole. A tenth of a gram is normal to start with(0.1 or 0.2). Pull stopper out of syringe, add crystals, replace stopper, gently push to eliminate access air and space, quickly dip opening of the syringe (the small flat hole) into a little cup of water, slowly pull back on the stopper to pull in water to dissolve the crystals. You only want to let in about an equal amount of water to your meth. Too little will not dissolve it fully and too much will weaken your hit and most likely cause you to have a bowel movement before it has had a chance to penetrate your system.Make sure the crystals have fully dissolved before you proceed to insert in rectum. Has a tendency to pinch or poke while trying to insert syringe. Much easier if inserted with a lubricant. This way of use lasts longer than if smoked and doesn't rot your teeth or kill your lungs. It's safer than shooting it up into your veins or even snorting it. If you can get over its bad and embarrassing rep., you'd never do it any other way. Be safe, take care, be clean, and don't forget to be considerate of those around you (children, animals, non-users).

It will vary depending on how often you feed, dog's age, etc. In my home, we have adult dogs and pups. The adults generally make 2 or so bowel movements, and the pups make 3-4, or occasionally more if they've had extra food or their tummies are bugging them.

1) in general, inserting anything into the anus has some risks and the more often you do it, the more likely you may cause an injury. 2) Adderall is a prescription amphetamine-containing drug; rectal mucosa generally rapidly absorb drugs into the blood stream. "Kiestering" anything not meant as a suppository drug can be dangerous. Adderall is linked to psychotic episodes, so possibly more so. Bad is a judgmental term. It's illegal to insert adderall into your anus; doubly so if you have illegally obtained the drug without a prescription. It's naughty in general to insert anything in your anus, for pleasure or for drug abuse. Naughty isn't always bad...but in this case, the activity should be rethought for safety and health purposes.

To stop a bleeding hemorrhoid, there are several things a person can try if the bleeding isn't too bad. Try soaking in a warm up for 15 minutes up to 3 times a day. This will help to sooth the irritation. A sitz bath is also helpful as it's another form of soaking the hemorrhoid to sooth irritation. Also try cleaning yourself with moist towels instead of regular toilet paper. If the bleeding doesn't stop, see a doctor immediately.

There are many possible causes of stomach pain on the left side. Some common causes include gas and bloating, indigestion, and muscle strain. More serious conditions that may cause left-sided stomach pain include inflammatory bowel disease (such as Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis), diverticulitis, and colon cancer. Other potential causes of stomach pain on the left side include kidney stones, a kidney infection, or a urinary tract infection. If you are experiencing stomach pain on the left side and are concerned about it, it is important to speak with a healthcare provider for a proper diagnosis and treatment.

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