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Constipation. Diarrhoea. Farts. How often are you pooing? What about your stool’s firmness? What’s been going on with your gut lately?

Now we’ve got the embarrassing bit out of the way, let’s chat sh*t.

Dump your discomfort as learning about your poo can help you identify if something’s going wrong with your bowels. We’re here to normalise the conversation about constipation, the dialogue around diarrhoea and get to the bottom of all things bowel health.

It’s time to stay regular.

Deborah James was a bowel cancer campaigner who died at age 40 in 2022.
The former Made In Chelsea star said the bag "saved her life" after battling ulcerative colitis for years.
James’ life was turned upside down after a serious infection gave him post-infectious IBS — IMODIUM® and Guts UK Charity have partnered with HuffPost UK to get more people talking, so it’s time to hear his story.
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Tiegan, 25, spent her teen years feeling alone thanks to living with IBS. IMODIUM® and Guts UK Charity have partnered up to get more people talking — so here, Tiegan tells us why she’s done keeping quiet about her condition.
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Getting gassy on a flight is more common than you think.
Gut expert Julie Thompson gives us the lowdown on gut health and what we should pay more attention to when it comes to our lifestyle and eating habits.
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The myths we believe and the shame we feel around poo could be putting our health at risk.
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Here at HuffPost UK, we’re proud to say that poo ain’t taboo.
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