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un-solid faeces

since ive been at uni my faeces have been not nearly as solid as they used to be. should i be worried or is it just getting used to new probs richer food?

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Reply 1

foxo

"Un-solid"? What a boring description; you could have gone for "watery", "runny", "melted", "squelchy", "liquid", or even "soft".

Reply 2

Uncle_fish

When i first read the thread title on the index i thought it said uni sold faeces

Reply 3

G4ry

I thought it said "un-solid faces". Are you even eating any fresh fruit or vegetables?

Reply 4

Anonymous #2

Eat more fibre, mate.

Reply 5

Convalescent

G4ry

I thought it said "un-solid faces".

It thought it said 'un-solid faeces'.

Reply 6

Renal

Could be lots of things.

Increase in liquid in the diet. :wink:

Decrease in fibre.
Just different foods.
Stress.

Give it time to settle down.

Reply 7

lasttoiletroll

have you been drinking lots more alcohol?
if it carries on go see your doc jsut to check theres not something wrong

Reply 8

foxo

"Un-solid"? What a boring description; you could have gone for "watery", "runny", "melted", "squelchy", "liquid", or even "soft".

"The Squits"

Wins, hands down. :p:

Reply 9

Shreerac1

Do you consume lots of figs or coffee while at uni? Or senacot?

Reply 10

CheesyBeans

*J*

When i first read the thread title on the index i thought it said uni sold faeces

I thought it said "un-soiled faeces" which would be strange.

Reply 11

Anonymous #3

I have this too!

I think it's nerves.

Reply 12

The_Bear

Alcohol and kebabs :eek:

Reply 13

garnst

Bran flakes are the answer. Beware-they have been known to cause unwanted flatulence.

Reply 14

Anonymous #4

Shreerac1

Do you consume lots of figs or coffee while at uni? Or senacot?

Lol...."oh of course, thats the problem, I've been taking a laxative..."

Reply 15

dementedbunny

maybe you do what rabbits do.

rabbits sometimes eat their poo when it's hard and ball-shaped. then they poo it out again and it becomes un-solid.

stop eating your poo.

Reply 16

Shreerac1

dementedbunny

maybe you do what rabbits do.

rabbits sometimes eat their poo when it's hard and ball-shaped. then they poo it out again and it becomes un-solid.

stop eating your poo.

You're the bunny girl... :eek: