No, it is generally not considered healthy to have such infrequent bowel movements. In general a health care professional would suggest that someone should poop within three days of the last time. Pooping only once a week might be a symptom of constipation--or it might be perfectly normal for a given person. Variation in the intervals is normal and "regularity" is individualized to each person. But, as a rule of thumb, if a BM does not occur within three days of the last one, it would be time to take measures to relieve the situation. The most common factors that affect frequency and regularity are food consumption volume, fluid intake, and amount of fiber in the diet. Chronic constipation can also be indicated by small amounts of stool that are relatively dry, hard, difficult to pass, and/or shaped in small balls. Assuming the diet is regular food and not just clear liquids, relief can be as simple as increasing fluids (especially noncarbonated, and not alcohol, coffee, or tea, which are natural diuretics and deplete the available fluids for the digestive process), or eating more fiber rich foods to relieve the constipation (e.g., Prunes, Prune Juice) and increasing fiber intake as a matter of course to prevent future constipation (e.g., bran cereals, fruits, vegetables). After two days without a BM, you might try those methods. But if ineffective and necessary, next you could try a gentle laxative like the soluble fiber types (e.g., Citricel or Metamucil or generic equivalent). Follow the instructions on the package labels. You will eventually learn what works best for you. Sometimes a stronger laxative may be required, but your system can get used to them and not work well without them if used too frequently. Another over the counter remedy is a pre-mixed small bottle of enema solution (e.g., Fleet's-type enema), easily self-administered. Some prescription and over the counter medications can contribute to chronic constipation, consult your health care professional, especially if the listed side effects on the label include constipation. If these changes in diet, fluid intake, and regular exercise are not successful to produce consistent regularity at least every three days, or if you see blood in the stool, or if the feces looks tarry black, or any other changes to your bowel habits occur, it would be advisable to see a health care professional right away.
dude, you're supposed to go once a day. perhaps you've got constipation?
Yes, but try to go poop when ever you have to.
Yes it is unhealthy to poop to much, you can lose a lot of weight.
You should poop about once a day
yes, i learned this from my doctor. He said.... Get rid of your poop once a day and you will be heathlyer.
Sloths go to the ground to urinate, and they defecate (poop) once a week in a hole in the ground.
Sloths go to the ground to urinate, and they defecate (poop) once a week in a hole in the ground.
Sloths go to the ground to urinate, and they defecate (poop) once a week in a hole in the ground.
Yes, sloths like most mammals have fur.
Yeah. go see a doctor
Green poop can be dangerous in massive amounts. If you poop once a day for a week and you have green poop 3 out of the 7 days, that's fine. But if you take a poop and plug the toilet with green poop than that is too much. You might want to get yourself checked for the swine flu cause you probably have it
There are no rules as in how often you should have to poop but once a week is not much. If not every day at least once every other day. Look over your diet, if you eat any meds and speak to a dietitian and doctor about it.
around twice a day A Normal Poops around 3 a day to 3 a week it depends on Who the person is and there really is no average because people can poop 5 times a day or 2 times a week
]it only takes two days to get out of your system if you only use once a week
Cages? Well maybe once a week. All you need to do is scoop out the poop.
The world spins on its axis once a day it rotates around the sun once a year.
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