What does CFS poo mean?

CFS patients often report that constipation is one of the major symptoms of their disease. CFS poo is a specific type of constipation that is very different from the normal type. It is usually hard and dry, and its consistency is like that of sandpaper or clay. It can also be lumpy and sometimes even resembles coffee grounds. CFS poo can be a health concern. It is best to see a doctor when you notice that your CFS poo is unusual.

What does CFS stool mean?

Stool is a common symptom of CFS, but not all poos are the same. A CFS stool is often lumpy and heavier than usual. Stool can also be watery, which is called diarrhea. Some people have both symptoms at the same time – a so-called mixed-symptom CFS stool. The stool may also be greenish-black, or clay-colored. Rarely, CFS stool appears as a thick, stringy or cheesy mass that

What does CFS mean in stool?

Some people with CFS experience intense GI symptoms, which is a common symptom of the disease. Not only that, but CFS patients have been known to have some very odd stool habits. While some of their stool may be normal, a lot of it is what is known as loose. This means it easily comes out of the body without much effort. It also tends to be quite watery, often resembling egg white. And because it's so thin, it can be rather messy, even sm

What does CFS mean for stool?

CFS can have a negative effect on stool consistency and can lead to constipation. CFS patients also report that they are more likely to develop diarrhea, especially after they overindulge in certain foods. CFS diarrhea is not a sign of infection so it is not contagious. It is usually mild and short-lived.

What does CFS mean in stool sample?

CFS in stool is defined by the ICC as CFS in stool with no other explanations for digestive symptoms. CFS in stool is very different from CFS in the brain. CFS in the brain is when you have brain fog, brain lesions, brain hypersensitivity, or other neurological symptoms without digestive symptoms.