Polyfecalia
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In medicine, polyfecalia is a condition characterized by the passage of abnormally large volumes of feces (sometimes up to 10—12 liters a day). The amount of feces grows significantly when the food, consumed by the patient, contains a lot of fats. Polyfecalia usually accompanies chronic pancreatitis.
