There are two types of intestinal obstruction: chronic and acute (which is more common). Chronic intestinal obstruction can turn into an acute form after a few weeks or months. Acute intestinal obstruction is a dangerous disease characterized by irreversible changes. Consequences remain even after elimination of intestinal obstruction. The acute form of intestinal obstruction has its own types: dynamic (which occurs as a result of a violation of the motor function of the intestine), mechanical (

1.4K views | Bowel movements don’t get the attention they deserve. Maybe it’s because talking about poop can be a little uncomfortable. But regular bowel movements are a sign of a well-functioning digestive system — and peeking into the toilet to check consistency is a great way to keep your health in check. Here's what to look for in a bowel movement: https://bit.ly/3Rhy77j | Atlantic Health | Facebook