What diseases should be on guard against when the stool is hard in front and soft behind

1.

constipation refers to difficulty in defecation, reduced frequency of defecation, dry stool or lumps, etc., which can be manifested as hard in front and soft in back, which may be related to factors such as too little drinking water and lack of exercise.

2. intestinal dysfunction

Intestinal dysfunction may be related to factors such as poor diet, excessive pressure, irregular work and rest, which can lead to slow intestinal peristalsis and affect the excretion of stool, making it hard in front and soft in back.

3. inflammatory bowel disease such

as Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, etc. can damage intestinal mucosa, affect intestinal peristalsis, and then change stool characteristics.