People do not normally vomit feces, but may do so in the event of a low-level intestinal obstruction, which is a critical condition that requires early medical attention.
Feces are formed and excreted in the intestines. When intestinal contents are stagnated in the intestines after a low-level intestinal obstruction, it can cause vomiting, stopping of gas evacuation, abdominal pain, bloating and other discomforts. Vomiting usually includes gastric fluid, bile, duodenal fluid, etc., and in severe cases, feces may be vomited.
As an acute surgical disease, intestinal obstruction requires early surgical treatment, such as intestinal adhesion release, intussusception or intestinal torsion restoration, intestinal resection anastomosis, etc., to avoid delaying the condition.
When intestinal obstruction occurs, it is necessary to actively consult the doctor and follow the doctor’s instructions for reasonable treatment.