Your stool is type 6, which is mushy and fluffy. It appears fragmented with somewhat blurred edges. The color is normal brown. Given your lactose intolerance, this could indicate digestive upset. If this persists or is accompanied by pain, consult a doctor.

Your stool is entirely liquid (Bristol Type 7) and appears to be a normal brown color. Liquid stools can indicate various issues like malabsorption or infection. Given your lactose intolerance, pay extra attention to your diet.

Your stool appears to be mushy and fragmented, consistent with Type 6 on the Bristol scale. The color is normal brown, but the fragmentation and somewhat blurred edges suggest a possible digestive issue. Given your lactose intolerance, please pay attention to your diet.

Your stool appears to be on the looser side, indicating potential digestive issues. It's a Bristol Type 6, meaning it's mushy and fragmented. While the color is normal brown, the consistency and fragmentation suggest you might want to consult a doctor, especially if you have known digestive conditions like lactose intolerance.