The ideal situation is one time per day. That's the general answer. However, it might be different for some due to personal conditions. Some ate a lot, while some practice fasting.

 

It is acceptable for one to visit the toilet three times a day (if it is not diarrhea). It is normal for one to visit the toilet three times a day (if it is not constipation)

It depends on the situation. Younger people's bloody stools are mostly caused by hemorrhoids bleeding while older people's bloody stools are mostly caused by diseases of the large intestine.

 

If bloody stools are caused by constipation, the bloody stools that occur after a major solution are more like haemorrhoids bleeding.

 

If bloody stools are caused by diarrhea, most likely it is an infection!

If it is because of changes in bowel habits and bleeding, beware for large intestine's tumor!

If you have stools in small strips or pellets since you were a child, without the symptoms of stool bleeding and stomach pain, no need to be worry.

If you usually have rough stools, sudden changes in bowel habits, thin strips, or incomplete bowel movement, it is very likely that there are diseases in the large intestine