What is the reason for incomplete bowel movements?

There is always a feeling of incomplete bowel movements. In fact, these patients need to understand whether it is caused by chronic enteritis or other gastrointestinal diseases. Of course, sometimes excessive fatigue and mental stress can also cause this symptom, so it is important to understand the cause.

1. Feeling of incomplete defecation: Many people have experienced the feeling of incomplete defecation, and the stool is not formed, and the defecation is not smooth and feels uncomfortable.

In fact, the feeling of incomplete bowel movements is mostly caused by chronic enteritis. Chronic enteritis may be caused by prolonged or repeated attacks of acute enteritis, and the course of the disease is usually more than 2 months. Long-term excessive fatigue, emotional excitement, excessive mental stress, and malnutrition can all be causes of chronic enteritis. It may also be secondary to chewing disorders, gastric acid deficiency, post-subtotal gastrectomy, intestinal parasitic diseases and other diseases. Diagnosis is generally not difficult based on the clinical amount and frequency of diarrhea, loose stools, even watery stools, accompanied by intestinal rumbling, but no tenesmus, nutritional disorders, and a history of recurrent attacks or the presence of a cause of chronic enteritis.

2. Prognosis: Chronic enteritis has a good prognosis with timely and appropriate treatment. If chronic diarrhea recurs over a long period of time, it will lead to spleen and stomach qi deficiency, and the disease will affect the kidneys over time, and the condition will worsen. If kidney deficiency develops further, it will be unable to warm the spleen yang and consolidate the lower part, resulting in excessive diarrhea. The condition will tend to be a loss of yin and yang, and the prognosis is often poor.

3. Prevention : Strengthen physical exercise to improve physical fitness and make the spleen less susceptible to pathogens; carry out patriotic health campaigns to eliminate flies, strengthen food hygiene and water source management; do not eat rotten or spoiled food, do not drink raw water, and wash fruits and vegetables before eating them raw. Develop a good habit of washing hands before and after meals.

4. Health care: Pay attention to rest and increase nutrition, and give easily digestible food, such as rice soup, porridge soup, etc. If the patient suffers from abdominal pain and diarrhea due to deficiency and cold, he can also be given a light ginger soup to warm the spleen yang and harmonize the stomach qi. Avoid spicy, roasted, fatty, and greasy foods. When conditions permit, combine with infrared, wax therapy, cupping, acupuncture, qigong and other therapies to improve the efficacy. In addition, keep a good mood, avoid strong stimulation, and build confidence in overcoming the disease.