Why is the stool always unformed?

The main symptom of unformed stool is that the stool is thin and difficult to form, and it is different from diarrhea. The frequency does not increase, but it causes some symptoms such as difficult defecation and difficult defecation, which can alternate between difficult defecation and unsmooth defecation. The main symptom of unformed stool is typical symptom of enteritis, which mainly belongs to the symptoms of chronic enteritis, mainly diarrhea with bloody stools. If the stool is unformed or persists for a long time, it is mainly an organ disease.

Loose stools may not be related to medications, so you must pay attention to it in your daily life. Loose stools are also a common disease, and loose stools do not mean that patients with diarrhea must pay attention to it. You must pay attention to yourself in your daily life and make reasonable adjustments. Loose stools do not mean thin stools, but stools that are like loose mud, commonly known as thin feces. Unlike diarrhea, the frequency of bowel movements may not increase or may increase slightly; stool excretion is not smooth or there is a feeling that the stool is not completely discharged, and the stool is sticky and uncomfortable. The two can exist alone or alternately.

Unformed stool is one of the typical symptoms of enteritis. Other symptoms of chronic enteritis include: intestinal rumbling, diarrhea, bloody stools, abdominal pain, constipation, foamy stools, etc. If the stool is unformed for a long time and lasts for more than a week, it indicates an organic disease. In addition, unformed stool may also be related to drugs, emotional stress, food intolerance, abnormal colon motility, small intestinal dysfunction, and abnormal esophageal and gallbladder motility.

Unformed stool does not mean diarrhea. Patients must pay attention to it. If symptoms are found, please go to a regular specialist hospital for examination and treatment in time.

1. Improper diet, cold abdomen, cold food and cold drinks, etc. can stimulate intestinal peristalsis to accelerate, resulting in a shorter retention time of food in the intestines and causing loose stools.

2. Enteritis, indigestion, dysbacteriosis, colon dysfunction, etc. can cause unformed stools.

3. Bacterial and viral infections cause patients to experience varying degrees of symptoms, such as unformed stools, accompanied by vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain and other symptoms.

4. Colon dysfunction causes diarrhea and unformed stools. A small number of patients also experience alternating constipation and diarrhea.

The above are the reasons and some common factors for unformed stools. Unformed stools are one of the typical symptoms of enteritis. Quit smoking and drinking, eat at regular times and in fixed quantities, or pay attention to a regular life, do more outdoor exercise, and avoid spicy, alcoholic, and other irritating foods. Patients must pay attention to this. If you find any symptoms, please go to a regular specialist hospital for examination and treatment in time.