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I noticed that the last few times I had bowel movement, there was a mucous ball floating in the toilet. maybe the size of a gumball. Also there might be some on the toilet paper when I'm cleaning myself off. Is this normalNormal saline flush??? I mean, I read that we all have mucous there, but what is a normalNormal saline flush amount??
It sounds like something I've had in the past. I believe it's an infection in the colon. I didn't get any treatment and it went away but you could mention it to your doctor. They might have something you can take.
Mucus levels can go up and down to a large extent within a 'normalNormal saline flush' condition. If the system is irritated for any reason the bowel will produce more mucus to protect itself and that can happen for a variety of reasons - diet change, medication usage, a system trying to 'right' itself after a bout of consitipation, etc. If you continue to experience larger than normalNormal saline flush amounts of mucus and that production level continues over time, or the mucus turns colorColor blindness Color blindness tests Color vision test, then it might be time to consult with your doctor.
Mucus levels can go up and down to a large extent within a 'normal' condition. If the system is irritated for any reason the bowel will produce more mucus to protect itself and that can happen for a variety of reasons - diet change, medication usage, a system trying to 'right' itself after a bout of consitipation, etc. If you continue to experience larger than normal amounts of mucus and that production level continues over time, or the mucus turns color, then it might be time to consult with your doctor.