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Shit number 2625 | rate my poo Main page

25.05.2026 Go back

Nice afternoon dump

Average poo rating: 2.8/5 | poolover76

The Netherlands poop | Europe | Lisse

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Nice afternoon dump — poop photo from Lisse, The Netherlands, rated 2.8/5
These logs slid slowly out of my butt

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Visual Description

The image shows two distinct pieces of stool in a toilet. They are elongated and roughly sausage-shaped but have a very lumpy and irregular surface. The segments appear to be smaller, hard lumps that have been pressed together during passage.

Bristol Stool Scale Classification

Based on the visual evidence, this characterizes Type 2 on the Bristol Stool Scale (Sausage-shaped but lumpy). This type typically indicates that the stool has spent more time in the colon, often associated with mild constipation.

Color and Consistency

The color is medium brown, which is considered normal and healthy, indicating proper bile processing. The consistency appears firm and segmented, suggesting a lack of moisture in the stool itself.

Warning Signs

There are no visible signs of blood (bright red or black/tarry) or significant mucus present in this sample. The presence of some undigested food particles can be normal depending on diet.

Tips for Improving Bowel Health

  • Increase Hydration: Type 2 stools often result from dehydration. Ensure you are drinking plenty of water throughout the day to help soften the stool for easier passage.
  • Gradually Increase Fiber: Incorporate more fiber-rich foods like leafy greens, legumes, and whole grains. Fiber adds bulk and helps move waste through the digestive tract more efficiently.
  • Maintain Regular Activity: Physical movement stimulates the natural contractions of your intestines (peristalsis), which helps maintain regular bowel movements and prevents constipation.

This analysis does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a healthcare provider for concerns.

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