A normal fecalysis (stool analysis) indicates that there are no abnormalities detected in the stool sample that would suggest a health issue.
It typically means that the stool has normal consistency, color, and lacks any signs of blood, parasites, excessive fat, or abnormal levels of bacteria. This information is important for assessing digestive health and ruling out conditions that may affect the gastrointestinal system. If there are abnormal findings, further investigation may be needed to determine the underlying cause.
Components
A normal fecalysis, also known as a stool analysis or stool test, typically shows normal levels of various components such as:
- Consistency and Color. Normal stool is usually brown and well-formed.
- Occult Blood. Absence of blood that cannot be seen with the naked eye.
- Parasites and Microorganisms. Absence of pathogenic organisms like parasites or abnormal amounts of bacteria.
- pH Levels. Within the normal range.
- Fat Content. Normal amount of fat, which indicates proper digestion and absorption.
Abnormal results can indicate various health conditions, so interpreting the results should be done by a healthcare professional. [tex][/tex]
