Why do I have Indigested food in stools ?

It could be your motility is very fast, and your not getting enough digestion taking place. Carrots are obviously very hard to digest and break down. I would likely avoid them for awhile at least.

Meat is an individual thing with Crohn's sufferers. it's another food that many avoid. For the next couple of weeks, stick with easily digestible foods, and see if you have better digestion. Chicken, fish, eggs, soft veggies and fruits, mashed potatoes, pasta, rice.

Your overall wellness is a good place to start with determining whether you have anything serious going on. If you're feeling well, and not displaying any other outward symptoms, then I would simply monitor yourself with dietary changes. If things continue to get worse, or if you have pain, then it's time to get to your Doctor to see if he can schedule some diagnostics.

These types of ups and downs are very typical with Crohn's patients, and evern with those that don't have IBD. It's good to stay on top of things and continue to pay attention to anything that might seem unusual.

If by 'serious', are you asking if it could be cancer or something, then no.

I think it's quite common with Crohn's. I had it for years - some things would come out literally intact, like entire coriander leaves (only black instead of green). By itself it's nothing to worry about, but it could indicate you have simmering inflammation which is irritating your digestive tract. As it's a one off I would just leave it for now. And perhaps avoid carrots for the future.

Only you know how you feel. It can be hard to tell sometimes if something is wrong or not. If you are still having pain then you should look into it. I have this happen when I am flaring but can digest most foods when not flaring. Cooking your food down more so its softer can help temporarily.