External signs and symptoms are constipation of very long duration, abdominal bloating, abdominal tenderness and tympany, abdominal pain, palpation of hard fecal masses and, in toxic<unk> , fever, low blood potassium, tachycardia and may lead to shock. Stercoral ulcers are sometimes observed in chronic<unk> , which may lead to perforation of the intestinal wall in approximately 3% of the cases, leading to sepsis and risk of death.
Megacolon
Fecal impaction
Vesicointestinal fistula
Rectal foreign body
Toxic megacolon
Neutropenic enterocolitis
Defecation
Black stomach