Thin stool partially

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Asked for Male, 43 Years

Hi, I have been noticing that a portion of my stool about 10%-20% of the quantity are thin, curved and rest of the stool is thick and normal. I do not have any discomfort while passing motions. I have regular motions daily once or twice. I have had chronic abodmen dull pain of and on but no other symptoms. Prior history of internal hemmeoid but now no bleed or presence in my last rectal examination by Surgeon. Is the latter portion of the thin softer stool caused due to the size of Anus or any other major issues? Pls advise.

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Dr. Rahul Poddar Laparoscopic Surgeon 10 yrs exp Ghaziabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rahul Poddar

Laparoscopic Surgeon 10 yrs exp Ghaziabad

Thin stools can be a issue of concern. U need to get examined by a general surgeon. Rectal examination may be needed. Sigmoidoscopy colonoscopy etc may or may not be needed. Any lump inside rectum anus has to be ruled out.

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although this may be just a perception but to be on safer side get your self examined.

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