Of course, this is divided into a large category in traditional Chinese medicine called "laxatives". Its main functions can be roughly divided into three points: one is to facilitate defecation; one is to clear away heat and purge fire; one is to expel water and reduce swelling. According to the different purgative effects, it can generally be divided into three categories: dredging medicine, moisturizing medicine and water-repelling medicine. What you are asking about should be about the first category of laxative medicines. Including attacking the medicine and moistening the medicine. Herbal remedies include rhubarb, mirabilis, senna and aloe vera. Moisturizing herbs include: hemp kernel, plum kernel, flax kernel, honey, peach kernel, perilla seed, almond, cypress kernel, angelica root, polygonum multiflorum, mulberry seed, cistanche deserticola, walnut meat, asparagus, etc. Croton, kansui, morning glory, euphorbia, and daphne are all water-repelling herbs. In your case, you can usually drink some senna leaves and honey to make tea. If it doesn't work, you can use some moisturizing medicine, or if it doesn't work, use some rhubarb and Glauber's salt. But remember not to use too much rhubarb and thenardite. There is no need to use water-repelling medicines such as croton, kansui, morning glory, etc. These drugs are all poisonous.

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