A formed, log-shaped stool sits in the center of the bowl, matching Bristol type 4 with a very dark brown color. Some small fragments are scattered around, which can be typical for IBS, so keep up your fiber and water intake. Overall, this looks like a healthy stool.

The stool appears soft and fragmented, matching Bristol type 6 (mushy), with a yellowish tint. Given your IBS history, this may suggest faster or irregular bowel movements, so keep an eye on fiber and hydration. If symptoms persist, consider checking in with a healthcare professional.

This is a Bristol Type 5 stool with a soft, blobby texture and a normal brown color, which looks generally healthy. Some fragmentation and foam are visible, which can be common with IBS, so keep up your fluid and fiber intake. Overall, your stool looks in good shape.