
That's unusual for me - I usually only go once a day.
I haven't eaten anything particularly spicy or out of date, so why do you think it happened?
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I haven't eaten anything particularly spicy or out of date, so why do you think it happened?

changes in weather also cause changes to the digestive system which might be disruptive -- causing loose or frequent stool.
or it could be arse cancer
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or it could be arse cancer

blog.andy.org.mx/Bristol_Stool_Chart.png
An indication of size would also be helpful
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An indication of size would also be helpful

Thinking about it: the first shit was at work, maybe I was unconsciously anxious about being away from my desk for too long so didn't finish the job.
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So probably all well (unless they are a funny colour).
There's also now a type 8, "mucus-like quality, sprayed out" but I don't think it's officially been recognised.
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There's also now a type 8, "mucus-like quality, sprayed out" but I don't think it's officially been recognised.

Dug out the full description: "Type 8: Stool has a mucous-like consistency, with bubbles and a foul odor (sprayed out). This may indicate unsafe amounts of alcohol and/or recreational drugs."
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Instead of the usual floral bouquet one has come to expect.
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you soon get desensitised to normal poo odour, and it has to be really bad to qualify as "foul".
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Not so much now, but I've worked in the past with people who are fecally incontinent
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But I'm glad there are loonies like you who can.
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although the worst thing in this job is generally the other staff
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I read in the Daily Mail it was something to do with fat and I will probably die soon.
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but I'm not really enough of an expert
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It's gas that makes them float. So basically farty foods.
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Wouldn't trust her opinion on the real thing though
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I have been random recently but the bacteria in my gut could be full of wine and curry. Pro-Biotic yoghurt drinks will solve this imbalance.
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But are those pro-biotic drinks really any good? I assumed they were just a gimmick.
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As I understand it they contain a negligible amount of something the body produces naturally in far vaster quantitites so long as diet is reasonably balanced
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