What is it that has white mucus in the stool?

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 layer of white fuliang digu xidian plug dingjing oily substance floating on it, which is often a manifestation of dyspepsia syndrome, common in young children and patients with pancreatic insufficiency.

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.

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.

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.

There are many reasons for white mucus in the stool, mainly the following points: one may be caused by rectal and colitis, the mucus of the rectum adheres to the surface of the feces, and the white mucus can be observed with the naked eye, and other intestinal diseases, including intestinal polyps, three small intestines, and small enteritis, and the increased mucus is evenly mixed in the feces, and it is recommended to go to the gastroenterology department or proctology department for further examination.

White mucus in the stool should be an intestinal disease, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to check it and rest assured, and then according to the doctor's advice** is better.

Occasional small amounts of mucus in the stool are not necessary to cause panic, it is normal.

White mucus in the stool Causes:

The white viscosity at the tip of the stool is thought to be the intestinal mucosa, and it is necessary to be alert to lesions in the colon, which may be due to symptoms caused by chronic colitis.

It usually causes symptoms such as abdominal pain, vomiting, and irregular bowel movements.

However, it is also necessary to be vigilant against rare diseases such as Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.

Generally, there is mucus in the stool, which means that the intestinal mucosa has erosions and ulcers.

White mucus in the stool solution:

Fasting for 1-2 days with hydration, anti-inflammatory, and correction of acidosis.

For symptomatic symptoms**, atropine can be used for abdominal pain, dehydrated patients should be given fluids, and attention should be paid to correcting electrolyte imbalances and acidosis, and patients with shock should be treated as shock.

Oral use of enteritis is used to clear away heat and dampness, and promote qi, and is used for acute and chronic gastroenteritis, diarrhea, bacillary dysentery, and indigestion in children.

Antiemetics can be injected with metoclopramide, 1 to 2 mg kg body weight, intramuscularly 2 times a day.