Patient's question:
What can be seen from the stool about the condition of the disease?Doctor's answer:
Routine fecal tests are the most basic and common clinical laboratory tests. One of the three major routine tests for blood, urine, and feces. Suggestions: Common abnormalities in routine fecal tests: Black stool - suggests upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Blood in stool - rectal or anal bleeding. Pus and blood in stool - dysentery or colon bleeding. Clay-like stool - biliary obstruction. Eggs under the microscope - parasitic infection of the digestive system. Red and white blood cells under the microscope - intestinal inflammation......