I had a large amount of stool in my colon on my CT Scan. The barium filled bowel was causing my colon to be so inflamed that I started having to go in for several CT Scans. I ended up being seen by a Gastroenterologist, who was able to do the right thing for me, and sent me home with a prescription for a bowel rest.
The barium in the stool is a common cause of colon cancer, so it is very likely that the stool itself is the cause. Since most people are in the right position during bowel movement, it seems highly likely that the stools themselves are causing the inflammation. Most commonly, bowel cancer is caused by a bacterial overgrowth in the colon. The bacteria in the stool causes a buildup of mucous in the digestive tract, and this causes the inflammation.
This is not a new thing, so I am not surprised. In fact, I can’t believe that it has not been discussed on this site before. In fact, it’s probably been discussed before hundreds of times. But since there is a lot of stool on a patient’s colon, it is worth discussing.
The only problem that I can come up with is this: How is this guy going to get stool out of his colon? By himself? It would be really hard with the stool so huge. But, I am starting to suspect that there is another issue involved.
The good news is that we know what is causing this problem. We found out that the stool is part of a colon cancer that has metastasized. In fact, this is what happened to Colt who is on Deathloop. He had to go to a hospital after he was attacked by some very nasty insects.
This is what I think is happening too. The stool is so huge that it has to go through a large bowel. This is a colon cancer that has metastasized. That means it can spread to other parts of the colon. That’s why some patients with colon cancer can have a stool so huge that they have to go to another hospital for treatment. It can also be dangerous since a patient might have to have a colonoscopy just to find out what is going on.
The fact that this is so big and a lot of people have problems with it, is why this is a big issue in hospital procedures. The most likely cause of colon cancer is some kind of a bacteria or a virus. Colon cancer can spread to other parts of the colon and the rectum, so it is not as uncommon as it was when colon cancer was considered a death sentence.
Cancer is a really bad thing. It is not always fatal, but more often than not it will ultimately kill you. So, if it is detected early, surgery to remove the tumor and chemotherapy are possible options. Colon cancer is one of the most common types of cancer. One in every three people that suffer from it will die within five years of being diagnosed, but the actual survival rate for colon cancer patients is over 90%.
Colon cancer is not an uncommon cancer, but it is a cancer that is most often diagnosed by a CT scan. The colon is where it is located, and the CT scan takes a lot of the risk away from those with colon cancer. A colon CT scan will detect other cancers, but it will help narrow down the diagnosis.
The problem is that a CT scan can only take a small portion of your colon, and it is very important that the portion that you are scanned is the part of your colon that is most likely to contain a cancerous tumor. The colon is a long and narrow cavity that is usually about the size of your hand. It is filled with feces and water. This water collects around the colon and is what makes it so much harder for a CT scan to detect a tumor in this location.