
What Causes Difficulty In Passing Stool Despite Having A Healthy Life Style?

Small stools means your digestion is best and bacterial load is least
Detailed Answer:
Hi young man,
Read and tried to understand your points of view.
To recapitulate: young male/25 - issues with digestion - many years - IBS - but now things are fine - Healthy diet - hardly eat from out side - salad and curd two times with lunch and dinner - In spite of this you are not passing even 15 % as stool - this is what is your main issue and is disturbing you mentally - wants some modern or Ayurvedic medications ..
I would like to know a few details :
- Have you done your stool tests recently, if not get this done for 3 consecutive days.
- What is the consistency of stool, soft or hard ?
- How many times do you pass motions per day ?
It is in fact the best news you have:
This indicates that your digestions is at its normal levels.
Most importantly - the bacterial load of your stool is almost negligible. For your information the maximum volume of the stool is made up of bacteria and its byproducts.
If everything else is normal why would you like to take medicines for ?
I hope this answers your query, at least in part. Please answer / give feedback so that we can discuss further.
At the moment, I do not see any point of concern.


Now you said the maximum volume of the stool is made up of bacteria and its by products. What do you suggest I should eat in my diet so that the volume of stool is satisfactory at least. I say this because I know how I used to pass my stool on normal days. Let me know what should I eat more.
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Isabgol
Detailed Answer:
Thank for your feedback, thinking and willingness.
The best one for you 2 teaspoonful Isabgol/psyllium husk in a glass of ''warm'' milk or water whichever you prefer, to be taken at bedtime.
Try this out and your problem will be solved.
By this time yourself must have noticed which foods increase the bulk and which do not; if have noticed add on those more in the foods, like green or red leafy vegetables.

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