Having any of these may put people with cancer at higher risk for developing neuropathy. 1  Diabetes. 2  Alcohol abuse. 3  Infections, such as HIV-AIDS.  Autoimmune diseases, such as lupus and rheumatoid 1  arthritis. Hypothyroidism (an underactive thyroid)  Kidney disease or kidney failure.
Foods that soften stool include beans. Legumes, like adzuki beans and soybeans, are rich in calcium, zinc, iron, protein and fiber, nutrients that soften stool, regulate normal bowel movements, aid in digestion, repair injuries and strengthen your immune system.
Though soft stools can be a signal of good health, frequent soft bowel movements could also be caused by a food intolerance, such as an excess amount of fructose in the diet or lactose intolerance. If this is the cause, you can try removing certain foods and drinks from your diet, and if it persists, see your doctor. Drink plenty of waterâ¢ Eat a diet high in fiber â¢ Limit low-fiber foods, especially ones high in fat and sugarâ¢ Exercise regularlyâ¢ When you feel the need to defecate, do not delay. The longer a person waits, the more water is absorbed from the stool and the harder it becomes.