Fecal stones

Gallstones, pancreas, feces, etc. can be seen in the feces. The most important and most common is gallstone. Commonly after the application of stone-discharging drugs or lithotripsy, the larger ones can be seen by the naked eye. The smaller ones need to be carefully searched with copper sieves to see the feces. The most important stone in the stool is gallstones, which are rare. Bilirubin or cholesterol can be detected during chemical examination. Basic Information Specialist classification: Digestive examination classification: feces / parasitic examination Applicable gender: whether men and women apply fasting: not fasting Analysis results: Below normal: Normal value: no Above normal: negative: Normal, no stones. Positive: Abnormal results, the stones discharged from the feces, larger visible to the naked eye, the smaller ones need to be washed with copper sieve to obtain the feces. The most important stone in the stool is gallstones, which are rare. Tips: Gallstones, pancreatic stones, stomach stones, feces, etc. can be seen in the feces. The most important and most common is gallstone, which is often used after the application of stone medicine or gravel. The doctor should be informed of the above medical history before the examination. Normal value negative. Clinical significance Abnormal results: The stones discharged from the feces are visible to the naked eye, and the smaller ones need to be washed with copper sieves to obtain the feces. The most important stone in the stool is gallstones, which are rare. Bilirubin or cholesterol can be detected during chemical examination. Need to check the crowd: Constipation patients, long-term symptoms of abdominal pain. Precautions Requirements for inspection: 1. The gallstone, pancreatic stone, stomach stone, fecal stone, etc. can be seen in the feces. The most important and most common is gallstone, which is often used after the application of stone medicine or gravel. 2, the larger can be seen by the naked eye, the smaller ones need to use copper sieve to wash the feces and look carefully to see. Preparation before inspection: Gallstones, pancreatic stones, stomach stones, feces, etc. are found in the feces. The most important and most common is gallstone, which is often used after the application of stone medicine or gravel. The doctor should be informed of the above medical history before the examination. Not suitable for people: This test is a routine check and there are no unsuitable people. Inspection process Visually observe whether stones are visible. If no stones are found, use a copper sieve to wash the stool and look it up carefully. Since the pores of the copper screen are relatively small, generally small stones do not easily pass through the copper screen. Not suitable for the crowd This test is a non-invasive test, so there is no contraindication. Adverse reactions and risks This test is a non-invasive test and the test itself does not present complications and hazards.