Hi! In recent times this happens to me often and so I want to ask is there any experience. So I can't take a few days off. It's unpleasant because it's heavy, I have gas, but I don't have a position. When I challenge it with irritation of the anus with soap, the bowel movements begin, but it does not go all at once, but in portions, in 5-10 minutes. And so I wait until the colon is completely cleared. Their consistency is soft, with no constipation. Why does it work like that? Why not collect everything in the rectum?
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basiccamguy answered · May 08, 2020
Do you eat enough food with undigested fiber? The position for bowel movements occurs when enough "material" is collected in a certain place in the large intestine (just before the rectum may). However, there may be "material", but if the large intestine is lazier (it also depends on mood, hormonal balance, stress, minerals and etc.) can not push it to the rectum and does not feel a pose. Usually, the push itself becomes when you eat-then the accepted food causes acid to be excreted in the stomach, which through the small intestine reaches the thick, and it starts contractions to prepare for the new portion. I.e. Depends on what food you eat right now. Try eating more greasy things with fibers (hazelnuts, peanuts, pips, for example) because they inflate, but they are also ointments and "lubricated", in addition, the ointment can directly absorb from the intestinal wall and also serve as an irritant and as the energy of the intestinal muscles. Another option is that the intestinal flora is damaged (with the modern diet is quite common), in which it is best to eat yogurts. You have to eat enough of the food volume, of course.
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cammelody answered · May 08, 2020
Check your thyroid hormones and diet. It's complicated, I found a solution, but you don't understand and write it. Long is the period of self-awareness and acquaintance of the body. As a first step to change nutrition, make a cut for the Hashimoto.
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yoursradhikacb answered · May 08, 2020
Go to your GP, he will give you a referral to a gastroenterologist. There will help you more, from here for sure
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dylan_jonees answered · May 08, 2020
Thanks for the replies. I don't have any insurance. The visits to the gastroenterologists did, but then nothing special found and said it was nerves.
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nikyrush answered · May 08, 2020
Do your best to eat healthy-more fruits and vegetables, cereals, nuts, black bread. Sports – Walking long distances, swimming, and biking help a lot. Avoid the constant intake of laxatives, they are accustomed to them. There is a tea, Senna says the herb, sells it in pharmacies, inexpensive and efficacious.
However best to visit a doctor and do research, success!