If you ate rasions, they could look like that...
im not an expert or nothing but maybe it has to do with not eating enough or your colon is stopped up. like maybe constipation.
Kidney failure just like heart failure can cause difficulty with bowel movements especially when osmotic agents are taken without caution causing dehydration and mineral imbalance.
Not having many bowel movements can come from not drinking enough water (to flush your system), not eating enough fiber (like raisen bran and breads) and a host of other reasons. Runny green bowel movements can come from eating green foods (like broccoli, cabbage, etc). Stress for men and for a woman her monthly cycle can also cause runny bowel movements. I'm not a doctor just a mom of 5 kids,....so your best bet is to see your own physician to supplement this answer.
Tissue in bowel movements looks sometimes opaque, white or gray. It can also look long and kind of stringy.
Symptoms do not cause increased bowel movements. Increased bowel movement is a symptom of bowel disease which usually presents with abdominal pain and diarrhoea, and this can be caused by infection like gastroenteritis which can be viral or bacterial. Inflammatory bowel disease like crohn's and ulcerative colitis is another cause. Pancreatic insufficiency can causes diarrhoea due to malabsorption. People with nervous disposition can get nervous diarrhoea related to stress and also spastic colon or irritable bowel can cause diarrhea and cramp like abdominal pain. Increased bowel movement will also be seen in bowel obstruction with increased effort of the bowel to push the bowel content through the obstruction.
Ummm... I am not exactly sure, but I feel that you may have a problem.
Constipation can cause discomfort like bloating, abdominal pain, and the sensation of incomplete bowel movements. It may also lead to straining during bowel movements. Constipation can vary in severity and duration, but it generally involves difficulty passing stools.
Food that has too much roughage (like Bran) that is hard to digest and pass out in bowel movements
Normally that would mean an ulcer. Check with your doctor.
Stinky bowel movements can be caused by a variety of factors including dietary choices, gastrointestinal infections, digestive conditions like irritable bowel syndrome or malabsorption issues, as well as medication side effects. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider if you are experiencing persistent changes in bowel habits or unusual stool odor.
Babies bowel movements vary greatly and there is no real normal movements for either formula fed or breast fed babies. the only thing that separates formula fed babies from breast fed babies is that formula fed babies tend to have slightly more solid bowel movements.