White stool Stomach ache and diarrhea, what could be the cause?

It may be chronic enteritis, or there is a problem with digestive disorders, it is best to go to the hospital for acceptance**, or it may be caused by flora.

It is very likely that it is because of gastroenteritis, or it may be because of intestinal discomfort, and you can go to the outpatient clinic or hospital for examination in such a situation.

It may be because you have chronic gastroenteritis, and then the gastrointestinal dysfunction and indigestion, so you will have such symptoms.

According to your description, paroxysmal abdominal pain, tenesmus, white mucus in the stool, have you had similar symptoms before, if any.

1.How long it has been, is continuous. Fixed or intermittent.

2.Does it hurt before and after meals, whether, have you eaten anything unhygienic, 3Is there an increase in body temperature, fatigue, night sweats, muscle aches? 4.If you have a history of cold, if you want to make a clear diagnosis of your condition, you need a more detailed medical history, and it is recommended that you go to the hospital to see the doctor in person, which is more intuitive and accurate.

From what you said the situation can only be approximate. The initial diagnosis was 1Enteritis. 2.Dysentery (bacterial?) ）3。Ulcerative colitis?

Laboratory tests can confirm the diagnosis, you need to do stool RT, blood RT, biochemical RT, and if Shigella (+) blood RTWBC is detected, the diagnosis can be confirmed.

Good luck soon**!

Red, white and pus stools: Pus-like stools with blood in the stools are characteristic of acute bacillary dysentery. It is a mixture of pus, blood, and mucus, and patients often have abdominal pain, fever, tenesmus, and other manifestations. Schistosomiasis and chronic colitis can also present with this stool.

White foamy stool: The stool is very light in color with a white oily substance floating on it, which is often a manifestation of dyspeptic syndrome, which is common in young children and patients with low pancreatic function.

The stool is gray and white like clay: at the same time, the sclera is yellow (jaundice), which means that the passage of bile into the intestine is blocked, and the bile has to circulate through the blood to **. This kind of stool is more common in gallstones, bile duct cancer, pancreatic head cancer, etc.

Red, white and pus stools: Pus-like stools with blood in the stools are characteristic of acute bacillary dysentery. It is a mixture of pus, blood, and mucus, and patients often have abdominal pain, fever, tenesmus, and other manifestations.

Schistosomiasis and chronic colitis can also present with this stool.

Hello, the primary cause of white stools is the decrease in fecal biliin, which causes the stool to be clay-colored. The main cause of the decrease in fecal bile is bile duct obstruction, which makes bile unable to be excreted.

Guidance: If it is grayish-white, loose, and shaped like the white clay of making white pottery, it is necessary to realize that this may be a problem with the bile tract, which affects the normal secretion of bile, so that it cannot enter the intestinal lumen through the biliary tract and stain the feces yellow. There are gallstones, biliary tract infections, and other biliary tract diseases.

Analysis: The whitish stool is caused by the decrease of fecal bilinogen, most commonly caused by biliary tract diseases.

Guiding opinions: Therefore, it is recommended to go to the internal medicine department of the hospital to do a hepatobiliary B ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis, and only after the diagnosis can be avoided, so as to avoid misdiagnosis and mistreatment.

According to your description, paroxysmal abdominal pain, tenesmus, white mucus in the stool, have you had similar symptoms before, if there is: 1How long it has been, is continuous.

Fixed or intermittent 2Does it hurt before and after meals, whether, have you eaten anything unhygienic, 3Is there an increase in body temperature, fatigue, night sweats, muscle aches?

4.If you have a history of cold, if you want to make a clear diagnosis of your condition, you need a more detailed medical history, and it is recommended that you go to the doctor in person, which is more intuitive and accurate.

From what you said the situation can only be approximate. The initial diagnosis was 1Enteritis. 2.Dysentery (bacterial?) ）3。Ulcerative colitis?

Laboratory tests can confirm the diagnosis, you need to do stool RT, blood RT, biochemical RT, and if Shigella (+) blood RTWBC is detected, the diagnosis can be confirmed.

Good luck soon**!

Normal stools contain bile, so they are usually brown

Clay stool: If the stool suddenly turns clay-like grayish-white, and at the same time it turns yellow (jaundice), it means that the passage of bile into the intestine has been blocked, and it has to be deposited in the blood

Gallstones, bile duct cancer, pancreatic head cancer, liver cancer, etc. are all "roadblocks" for bile to flow into the digestive tract, so it can appear gray-white clay-like stool

White foam stool: This type of stool is very pale in color, with a layer of white lipid floating on the liquid surface, and is often a manifestation of malabsorption syndrome This condition in young children is called infantile celiac disease.

Hello! Upstairs, are you talking about a poop problem? I'm confused! Ha ha.

I think I should go to the doctor, do a test, I often have abdominal pain, this must not be normal, go to the doctor, it will be fine! :)

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