Rectal Capacity: How Much Waste Can Your Rectum Hold?
The rectum, the final part of the large intestine, temporarily stores waste before elimination. Average capacity is about 1 pint (~473 mL) of stool, but varies by person. Prolonged stool retention can cause constipation and health issues. Regular bowel movements and a fiber-rich diet promote efficient waste elimination and digestive health.
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