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Begin by entering your name, month, and year at the top of the form. This personalizes your log and helps track your bowel movements over time.
For each day of the month, identify the type of bowel movement you experienced. Use 'R' for regular, 'L' for loose, 'H' for hard, or 'S' for soft. Place this letter in the corresponding box.
Next to the type, indicate the size of your bowel movement by placing 'SM', 'M', or 'L' in the same box. This provides a clear record of both type and size.
If you did not have a bowel movement on a specific day or time slot, simply leave that box blank. This will help maintain an accurate log without confusion.

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How does IBS poop look?

movements may occur either more often (diarrhea) or less often (constipation) than usual. For example, you may have more than 3 movements a day or less than 3 a week. movements may differ in size or consistency. They may be hard and small, pencil-thin, or loose and watery.

How do you document a movement?

Record the type of motion in the diary. Flush the toilet. Take off your gloves and wash your hands. Complete the diary by writing down the time, date, amount and any other information asked for in the diary.

What is the chart to keep track of movements?

You and your doctor can use something called the Bristol Stool Scale or Bristol Stool Chart. It uses pictures and brief descriptions to give you a way to talk about shapes and types of poop, what doctors call stools. Its also known as the Meyers Scale.

What do IBS feces look like?

Most people with IBS have normal movements on some days and abnormal ones on others. The abnormal days define the kind of IBS you have. IBS with constipation (IBS-C): Most of your poop is hard and lumpy. IBS with diarrhea (IBS-D): Most of your poop is loose and watery.