first what is your diet like? high protein and high fibre diets can really start to affect your bowels. can't stress the water enough especially if you're eating high fibre meals. when you have to move your bowels is there urgency or cramping? i don't know that there is any medical condition whereby one can produce "too much" fecal matter. "normal" in the world of bowels is whatever is normal for an individual. some of us move our bowels multiple times a day some only a handful of times a week. a partial obstruction might explain some of what's going on but in the presence of normal bowel movements no bloating or pain i don't think you're blocked--at least not totally. i'd recommend going to see your physician who may schedule a colonoscopy and other tests. if you're looking for natural remedies rather than medical ones to help in the interim peppermint tea helps with cramps and chocolate and caffeine are natural laxatives.
is it possible to get constipated because your body produces too much feces? is there is a disease that causes this? . i've been dealing with ongoing constipation for over a year which has been worsening. it caused me to eat less overtime (recently i've been averaging 800 calories after exercise) yet if i'm not careful it feels like my digestive tract is completely clogged/full within a span of 24 hours. for the amount i eat this can't be normal! . i drink senna tea every night to keep it at bay (if i don't i end up with harsh laxatives. ) and fear for impaction. i've tried anything from fiber/water/prunes etc.