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However, people can take the following steps to reduce the reflex’s intensity and the urgent need to poop after eating: Seek diagnosis and treatment of underlying gastrointestinal conditions.

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For instance, some people who eat spicy foods will have to poop right after their meal, while others can take the heat without having to bear the consequences.

It’s worth reiterating that it’s perfectly normal to have to poop after eating—and if you aren’t bothered by it, there’s absolutely nothing you need to do about it.