While the appearance of your stool can tell you a lot about your digestive health, did you know that the frequency of your bowel movements can also reveal a lot about your overall health?

An incomplete bowel movement—the feeling that you still have to poop, even when you don't—can be uncomfortable and frustrating. Also known as incomplete evacuation, it is a hallmark of irritable bowel ...

A groundbreaking study from the Institute for Systems Biology challenges conventional wisdom about digestive health, revealing that bowel movement frequency serves as a crucial indicator of ...

The complication was only picked up after the band had subsequently migrated from the stomach at the site of erosion, to the distal ileum causing acute small bowel obstruction and focal perforation ...

A seven-pound burger eaten in 30 minutes as part of a food challenge proved to be a near-deadly combo for a man in Singapore.

Addressing fecal impaction early on helps prevent complications, such as bowel perforation—when a large ... re unable to pass with a normal bowel movement. Certain factors can increase your ...

tenesmus (when you feel you need to use the bathroom even though your bowels are empty), dyschezia (difficult or painful bowel movements), and possibly rectal bleeding. Endometriosis is associated ...

Period poops are changes in your bowel movements or stool that happen just before or during menstruation. Known as period poops, the changes can come in the form of constipation or diarrhea.

A man in Singapore ate a behemoth burger in about thirty minutes, overwhelming his digestive system and causing his stomach ...

Experts told The Post that while colorectal cancer is highly treatable when caught early, it’s often diagnosed at later ...