Similarly, red or maroon stool could mean lower digestive tract bleeding, caused by inflammatory bowel disease, diverticulitis, hemorrhoids, polyps or colorectal cancer. The shape of your poop can ...

Stools come in all shapes and sizes and can shift forms depending on what you’re eating or what is going on in your life at ...

The study supports previous research that shows there are consequences when your poop frequency is abnormal ... Blood in the stool can look red, maroon or black, depending on where the blood ...