What causes mucus in stool?

Mucus in the stool may be a symptom of hemorrhoids, intestinal polyps or enteritis. The incidence of these diseases is relatively high, so after clarifying the causes, we can better prevent and treat them in our daily lives.

(1) Hemorrhoids: Regardless of whether they are internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids or mixed hemorrhoids, the symptoms are the appearance of bulges and blood vessels in the anal canal, rectum and anus. Over time, hemorrhoids form, which are the so-called "foreign bodies".

(2) Intestinal polyps: Rectal polyps or colon polyps are small protruding fleshy masses in the intestines. Because they are protruding, they are easily scratched during defecation, causing blood in the stool. After infection, there is a certain chance of canceration. In order to eliminate this "foreign body", the intestines have to secrete mucus, but the effect is often not ideal.

(3) Enteritis: Enteritis is caused by microorganisms such as bacteria, mold, virus, protozoa, etc. infecting the intestines or by allergic reactions, resulting in intestinal ulcers and other consequences. This is also an "abnormal phenomenon" for the human body, so mucus must be secreted to alleviate the symptoms here.

(4) Appropriate exercise . Reasonable aerobic exercise can speed up metabolism, promote blood circulation, and enhance the body's immune ability.

(5) Develop good eating habits and try to avoid spicy, raw, cold and other irritating foods.

(6) In addition, you can eat dietary compound powder , which is composed of black bean powder, hawthorn powder, barley grass powder and vitamin B and other nutrients. It has a therapeutic effect on the human body, helps digestion and strengthens the stomach, clears away heat and detoxifies, regulates metabolic disorders, restores acid-base balance, and restores bowel movements to normal. It has no side effects, has been nationally certified, and can be consumed with confidence.