Sheep feces
Sheep feces are one of the signs of spastic constipation. The excretion of human feces occurs in the form of fragmented dense lumps, resembling the feces of a sheep.
Reduced evacuation ability of the intestine contributes to the accumulation of feces in it. Prolonged dehydration of feces leads to their strong compaction, spasmodic contractions of the intestinal tract divide the feces into separate lumps. As a result of this process, sheep feces are formed. Such stool is often fetid, contains a large number of red blood cells and mucus, iodophilic flora, undigested fiber, intracellular starch and red blood cells.
Sheep feces causes
The causes of sheep feces in humans arise from a violation of the motility of the colon. This violation can be caused by:
- Irritable bowel syndrome;
- Functional diarrhea;
- Atonic colitis;
- Spastic colitis;
- Colitis of an allergic nature;
- Not drinking enough water.
Normally, bowel movements should occur at least once every two days and not more often than twice a day. Violations of this mode of bowel movements indicate problems in the work of the intestines. The consequence of such a violation can be sheep feces in humans.
The large intestine performs the main work in the body to remove feces from it. A decrease in its evacuation ability can be caused by the following reasons:
- Functional disorder of the autonomic nervous system, various types of neuroses;
- Disturbances in the reflex functions of the gastrointestinal tract;
- Hormonal disorders and, as a result, pathology of the endocrine glands;
- Problems with blood circulation in the intestinal walls;
- Insufficient physical activity;
- Long-term use of certain medications;
- Bowel surgeries;
- Acute or chronic intestinal inflammation.
The causes of sheep feces in children are usually somewhat different. The main ones are dysbiosis, abuse of drugs containing active digestive enzymes, severe fright or stress.
Sheep feces treatment
In the modern world, more than 20% of the adult population suffer from intestinal dysfunction. Residents of megalopolises get sick more often than residents of small cities. Rural residents who regularly engage in physical labor and eat mainly plant foods are much less likely to get sick.
Treatment of sheep feces in humans should begin with determining the cause of its formation. In this case, consultation of a gastroenterologist and a proctologist is necessary. Having determined the nature of the constipation that forms sheep feces in humans, you can find the right therapeutic solution. Self-medication in this case is fraught with deterioration in well-being and serious consequences.
Sheep feces are treated according to the treatment regimen of the underlying disease prescribed by the attending physician. In most cases, this is a complex complex of medical and preventive procedures and measures.
To prevent the formation of sheep feces, the following simple measures should be observed:
- Eat a balanced diet, giving preference to plant foods;
- Drink enough water, at least 2 liters per day;
- Lead an active and mobile lifestyle;
- Avoid physical and nervous overload.
Prolonged constipation of various origins for a long time retains the feces in the body, which, in the process of increased decay, release toxic substances. The absorption of toxins by the walls of the large intestine results in intoxication of the internal organs. Deterioration of health, severe headaches, irritability - a consequence of poisoning with these toxic substances. Long-term local exposure to such carcinogens can become the root cause of intestinal cancer. Late treatment of human sheep feces can lead to the need to remove part of the large intestine, cause various lesions - cracks in the walls of the intestine, cracks in the anus, prolapse of the rectum, hemorrhoids.
The formation of sheep feces in humans is a signal from the body about the presence of an intestinal disease and the need for urgent consultation with a specialist.
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The information is generalized and provided for informational purposes only. At the first sign of illness, see your doctor. Self-medication is hazardous to health!
