scybala (Meaning)
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scybala (n. pl.)
Hardened masses of feces.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scybala
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scybala Sentence Examples
- The presence of scybala, hard and dry fecal matter, indicated severe constipation.
- The doctor recommended a laxative to help soften the scybala and facilitate bowel movements.
- The patient's scybala were so large and impacted that manual disimpaction was necessary.
- Excessive fiber intake can sometimes cause formation of scybala due to the inability to absorb enough water.
- The scybala were removed from the rectum using a lubricated gloved finger.
- The patient's scybala had a characteristic foul odor and dark color.
- The presence of scybala can lead to abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting.
- If left untreated, scybala can result in a bowel obstruction.
- Enemas and suppositories can be used to soften and break up scybala.
- Regular bowel movements and adequate hydration help prevent the formation of scybala.
FAQs About the word scybala
Hardened masses of feces.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The presence of scybala, hard and dry fecal matter, indicated severe constipation.
The doctor recommended a laxative to help soften the scybala and facilitate bowel movements.
The patient's scybala were so large and impacted that manual disimpaction was necessary.
Excessive fiber intake can sometimes cause formation of scybala due to the inability to absorb enough water.
