What's the matter with eating without pooping

People with constipation are said to have the phenomenon of eating without defecating, but this condition has a great impact on the body. However, what is the matter with just eating and not pooping? Constipation is a relatively stubborn disease. It is neither a big deal nor a small matter. People who often sit and work are more likely to suffer from it. If you have constipation, you should pay attention to your daily diet and eat more vegetables and fruits. If the constipation is too severe, it is best to use some medication to treat it, both external and internal.

The prevalence of constipation in the population is as high as 27%, but only a small number of people with constipation will seek medical treatment. Constipation can affect people of all ages. There are more women than men, and more elderly people than young and middle-aged people. Due to the high incidence and complex causes of constipation, patients often suffer from many troubles, and severe constipation can affect their quality of life.

The common symptoms of constipation are: little urge to defecate and infrequent bowel movements; difficult and laborious defecation; uncomfortable defecation; dry and hard stools and a feeling of incomplete defecation; constipation accompanied by abdominal pain or discomfort. Some patients also suffer from mental and psychological disorders such as insomnia, irritability, nightmares, depression, and anxiety.

Since constipation is a relatively common symptom with varying degrees of severity, most people often do not pay special attention to it, thinking that constipation is not a disease and does not require treatment. But in fact, constipation is very harmful. The "alarm" signs of constipation include bloody stools, anemia, weight loss, fever, black stools, abdominal pain, and family history of cancer. If any warning signs appear, you should go to the hospital immediately for further examination.

There are many types of constipation. Common constipation will only cause dry stools and difficulty in defecation, but a small amount of stool will still be discharged. If obstructive constipation occurs, it will easily cause stool to accumulate in the intestine, resulting in a phenomenon of eating without defecating for a long time, and may eventually cause symptoms of lower abdominal distension and tenderness.

Intestinal obstruction refers to the inability of intestinal contents to pass and move smoothly in the intestine. When the intestinal contents are blocked, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and constipation will occur. In severe cases, the blood supply to the intestinal wall may be obstructed, followed by intestinal necrosis.

If you only eat but don't poop, it may be caused by intestinal tumor obstruction. The so-called intestinal tumor mainly refers to benign and malignant tumors occurring in the small intestine and large intestine. The clinical manifestations are abdominal pain, intestinal bleeding, intestinal obstruction, abdominal masses and weight loss.

If it is intestinal adhesion, the phenomenon of eating but not defecating may occur. The so-called intestinal adhesion is caused by abnormal adhesion between the intestines, between the intestines and peritoneum, and between the intestines and abdominal organs due to various reasons, which makes it difficult to excrete feces from the body.