7. Hard or Lumpy Stools: The Tough Pass
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Hard stools are a common anismus symptom. It’s not just about consistency. Passing them is a struggle. It’s a gritty challenge that many with anismus grapple with daily.
When stool stays in the colon too long, it loses moisture. The body absorbs the water, making the stool hard. Anismus, with its delayed evacuations, paves the way for such stool consistency.
Hard stools aren’t just tough to pass. They lead to other problems. Anal fissures are common. These are small tears that are painful. Every subsequent bowel movement becomes a dreaded ordeal. (7)
