bowel movement

Fat In Stool

Conditions

Stool is made up of many components including water, mucus, bacteria, fiber, various cell linings, salts, proteins, and fats. Having too much fat in stool is termed as steatorrhea and it can be a sign that there is malabsorption occurring in a person’s body. The [Read More]

Explosive Diarrhea

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Explosive diarrhea is a serious kind of diarrhea marked by extreme urge for frequent bowel movements. Patients keep using the toilet after every few minutes. They keep going in and out of the rest room as if they have no control of the bowel movements. [Read More]

Orange Oily Stool

Conditions

Orange oily stool is due to the presence of excess fat in the stool. Due to heavy gas, stools may tend to float. How much fecal fat constitutes streatorrhea (fat in stool) has not been standardized. Causes of orange oily stool There are many causes [Read More]

Orange Colored Stool

Conditions

Normal stool is usually brown or yellowish in color. This color is imparted to feces by bilirubin and iron that occur in high levels in stool. The yellowish-orange colored bilirubin occurs in the bowels and gets passed to feces when it passes through it. Causes [Read More]

What does Sticky Poop Mean?

Conditions

The way your fecal matter looks and smells says a lot about the overall health you have. More specifically, it is the biggest indicator to know the functioning of the digestive and gastrointestinal system as well as the other possible infections or diseases such as [Read More]

Black Tarry Stool

Conditions

Black tarry stool is a state wherein stool is black or dark red in color. This condition may be normal in few cases but also it may be a sign of internal bleeding or of damagein the gastrointestinal tract. Some signs and symptoms that may [Read More]

White Specks in Stool

Conditions

Many people complain about spotting white specks in their stool which isn’t that rare a problem. Different foods or medications could be the major reason behind this problem. The normal stool color is brownish as the bile salts, and other digestive agents are made by [Read More]

Black Dots in Stool

Conditions

Healthy stool is normally brown in color. It is initially green and then turns bright yellowish as it passed across the digestive tract. Later, due to the action of bile, bacteria, bilirubin, protein, fat, water, broken down RBCs, and cellulose and other indigestible plant matter, [Read More]

Black Specks in Stool

Conditions

Feces of a healthy person is brown in color. Black specks in stool are often an indication of some kind of internal bleeding. Such bleeding may occur due to varied conditions affecting the intestines, bowels, and other organs of the digestive system. Black specks in [Read More]