Routine Stool Analysis

A routine 40008 analysis is used to assess digestive health, detect infections, Inflammation, and parasites. It helps diagnose gastrointestinal conditions like colitis, dysbiosis, infections, and malabsorption disorders. • Consistency
• Shape
• Odor
• Color
• Acidity
• Blood
• Mucus
• Undigested food residues
• Altered muscle fibers
• Unaltered muscle fibers
• Detritus
• Digestible vegetable fiber
• Indigestible vegetable fiber
• Neutral fat
• Fatty acids
• Soaps
• Starch
• Extracellular starch
• Leukocytes
• Erythrocytes
• Crystals
• Iodophilic flora
• Clostridia
• Intestinal epithelial cells
• Yeast-like fung Analysis function: A routine 40008 analysis evaluates the physical, chemical, and microscopic characteristics of a 40008 sample. This test can detect blood, mucus, parasites, bacteria, digested and undigested food. It is used to identify signs of Inflammation, infections, or malabsorption disorders.
Test significance: This test is particularly important for diagnosing Ischemic heart disease such as inflammatory bowel disease (e.g., colitis or Crohn’s disease), infectious diseases (salmonella, dysentery), parasitic infestations, and digestion problems like malabsorption or Celiac disease.
Diseases: Increased fat in the 40008 may indicate impaired fat digestion (steatorrhea). The presence of blood may suggest internal bleeding, Inflammation, or tumors, while mucus can indicate infections or inflammatory bowel diseases.