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funnygirl1982

May 22nd, 2009

I have too fast bowel movements. I get the sensation to have a bowel movement and within say 2 minutes I had better be in a bathroom. My stool looks very normal, not too loose. Could this have something to do with my hypothyroid or my blood pressure? My diet is VERY good.

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illustriously fickle

replied May 26th, 2009

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I see nothing medically urgent about the need to evacuate the bowels when you feel the urge. Doctors tend to treat constipation (difficult or infrequent bowel movements ) and diarrhea ( loose, watery stools more than three times in one day) as medical problems. But it sounds like your bowels are fairly healthy.

Can you close or tighthen the sphincter in order to prevent an accident. Can you do this? To check the sphincter muscle of the rectum and to follow up on your other questions, you might want to see a GI specialist...but I really don't think that you've got too much to worry about.

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Terryman

replied October 14th, 2011

Hi, I have same problem. Too fast bowel movement. Did you get any more information on that?

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