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anaemia

Low iron levels in the body

anus

Body opening where stools (poo or faeces) leave the body.

bowels

Also known as intestines or gut. Bowels are part of the digestive system, and responsible for the majority of digestion and absorption of nutrients from the food that we eat.

constipation

Condition where you are unable to pass stools (or it’s very uncomfortable or painful) as often you normally would. It can also describe when you are not able to empty your bowels completely.

diarrhoea

A condition where you pass stools (go to the toilet) that are more watery or more often than normal for you.

faeces

Undigested food waste, also known as poo or stools. It exits the body from the anus.

fistula

An abnormal connection or passageway (or ‘channel’) between two organs or blood vessels. An anal fistula is when a small passageway is formed between the end of the bowel and the skin of the anus.

haemorrhoids

Also known as piles – swollen or enlarged blood vessels around the rectum or anus

intestine

Also known as bowels or gut. Intestines are part of the digestive system, and responsible for the majority of digestion and absorption of nutrients from the food that we eat.

oesophagus

The tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach.