Why Body Weak After BAB?

After a bowel movement (BAB) some people sometimes feel sluggish like it had been doing heavy work. What causes the body limp after the BAB?

As quoted from Madsci.org, Saturday (05/29/2010) when people defecate, it will involve the movement of intestinal organs.

Weakness that arises due to the vagus nerve that supply blood flow to the neck, chest and gut is stimulated or stimulated.

When the vagus nerve is stimulated, then the nerve will slow down the work of the heart. Stimulation may occasionally cause one to feel nausea, cold sweat and body sweat.

If the condition is very severe limp, it can cause fainting (loss of consciousness) is called vasovagal syncope or syncope defecate.

Therefore, some people will feel weak after bowel movements due to stimulation of the vagus nerve is. It also can occur during or after urination is called micturition syncope.

Generally, the limp body is a symptom caused by inadequate supply of oxygen and other nutrients to the brain. This is usually caused by a temporary decrease in blood flow.

Decreased blood flow to the brain usually occurs whenever the body can not quickly compensate for the decrease in blood pressure. If this condition is not promptly addressed, could have been the person has passed out (lose consciousness).

Someone that can occur when weak urination, defecation (teutama if too straining), coughing very hard or stand in one place for long periods of time. In addition limp body can also be associated with fear, severe pain or other emotional pressures.

However, there are also some specific drugs that can cause a limp due to decreased blood pressure. The drugs commonly used to relieve anxiety, high blood pressure, allergies or nasal congestion.