Vegetable leaves in the stool are not necessarily bowel cancer. There is no direct correlation between having vegetable leaves in the stool and bowel cancer, the specific cause needs to be based on the specific symptoms and test results. Clinically, the first consideration of having vegetable leaves in stool is due to fast bowel movement and poor digestive function, such as irritable bowel syndrome, short bowel syndrome, etc. Food may not be digested in time, which is discharged with feces. In addition, when vegetables are too hard, or not chewed sufficiently, there may also be feces containing leaves. The main manifestations of intestinal cancer are blood in stool, diarrhea, constipation, or alternating diarrhea and constipation, acute and heavy stools, thin and flat stools, as well as abdominal pain and bloating, etc. Therefore, if there are vegetable leaves in stools, it is possible that the food is not digested in time. Therefore, if there are vegetable leaves in the stool, accompanied by the above symptoms should cause alarm, and patients are advised to immediately go to the general surgery department of regular hospitals for a clear diagnosis. In addition, patients should chew and swallow slowly during daily meals to avoid eating too fast, which will increase the burden on the digestive tract.