I always feel like I need to poop

If you always have the urge to defecate, it is actually a problem with the nerves in your colon. You can consider going to the hospital for relevant examinations. Because the feeling of defecation is caused by the brain releasing signals to the nerves of the large intestine. When there is a problem with the exit of the large intestine, it bypasses the brain nerves and directly stimulates the relevant muscle groups, thus producing the feeling of always wanting to defecate. Patients are advised to go to the relevant hospital for a physical examination.

The constant feeling of wanting to defecate is medically known as urgency or a feeling of heaviness in the abdomen. When there is foreign matter in the rectum, such as feces, it stimulates the rectal nerve plexus, causing the brain to realize that there is feces and needs to be discharged. Hemorrhoids, polyps, tumors or inflammation may cause you to always have a bowel movement. Then, going to a specialist hospital for examination can clarify the nature of the lesion. What kind of examination is needed? Our hospital recommends electronic anoscopy + electronic colonoscopy (double mirror combination)

The electronic anoscope uses medical video camera technology. During the examination, both the doctor and the patient can clearly observe the lesion site magnified dozens of times at the same time. It can also capture images of deep lesions inside the anorectum and make real-time diagnoses, allowing the doctor and the patient to understand the condition clearly, accurately and intuitively, and help patients choose treatment plans. Electronic colonoscope has the characteristics of high resolution and high definition, which can display the image of the patient's lesion most clearly on the computer screen. The mirror body is extremely tough and has a small diameter, and the lens can perform inspections and treatments from multiple angles and directions. The new, highly intelligent computer workstation can perform random tracing, facilitating comparison, inquiry, and consultation of lesions.

This inspection system can avoid delays in disease diagnosis due to deficiencies in traditional manual inspections. At the same time, it can lock the lesions and print images, providing a reliable basis for comparison before and after treatment. It can not only diagnose superficial lesions of the body, but also perform biopsy, polyp and other surgeries on lesions in the body through endoscopy, thus achieving the purpose of combining diagnosis and treatment. If a patient is found to have anorectal or gastrointestinal disease, he or she should go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible. Do not delay the disease and miss the best treatment period.