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Types of Feces

Sausage-Shaped but Lumpy
Sausage-Shaped but Lumpy

According to the Bristol Stool Form Scale, there are seven types of tool. Type 1 (hard lumps resembling nuts) and type 2 (sausage-shaped and lumpy) may mean that you are not drinking enough water and are constipated.

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Separate Hard Lumps, Like Nuts
Separate Hard Lumps, Like Nuts

What Your Poop May Be Telling You. ... The Bristol Stool Form Scale—a scale that ... Type 1 consists of separate, hard lumps that are shaped like nuts and ...

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Soft Blobs With Clear-cut Edges
Soft Blobs With Clear-cut Edges

Separate hard lumps, like nuts (hard to pass) Sausage-shaped, but lumpy Like a sausage but with cracks on its surface Like a sausage or snake, smooth and soft Soft blobs with clear cut edges (passed easily) Fluffy pieces with ragged edges, a mushy stool Watery, no solid pieces.

Type 1
Type 1

To avoid referencing non-descriptive numbers, I use the following definitions: types 1, 2 and 3 = hard or impacted stools. Type 4 and 5 = normal or optimal. Type 6 = loose stool, subnormal, or suboptimal, and type 7 = diarrhea.

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Type 2: Sausage-Shaped, but Lumpy
Type 2: Sausage-Shaped, but Lumpy

What are the different types of stools? Advertisement. Advertisement. ... Type 2 -- Sausage shaped but lumpy Type 3 -- Like a sausage but with cracks on its surface

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Type 3
Type 3

Type six. These stools are soft, fluffy and mushy with ragged edges. Type seven. If you have a type seven stool, it will be almost entirely liquid with no solid pieces. What does healthy poop look like? Type four is the easiest stool to pass and demonstrative of a healthy colon. Stools should glide out smoothly and cause no discomfort.

Type 4
Type 4

Represents a combination of Type 1 stools impacted into a single mass and lumped together by fiber components and some bacteria. Typical for organic constipation. The diameter is 3 to 4 cm (1.2–1.6”). This type is the most destructive by far because its size is near or exceeds the maximum opening of the anal canal‘s aperture (3.5 cm).

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Type 5
Type 5

To avoid referencing non-descriptive numbers, I use the following definitions: types 1, 2 and 3 = hard or impacted stools. Type 4 and 5 = normal or optimal. Type 6 = loose stool, subnormal, or suboptimal, and type 7 = diarrhea.

source: gutsense.org
Watery, no Solid Pieces Entirely Liquid
Watery, no Solid Pieces Entirely Liquid

For 'Stool entirely liquid, no solid pieces', you should select foods with the following qualities (gunas). Individual results will vary, based on your body type and the root cause of your imbalance. For best results, get a one on one consultation.