So people nowadays are often constipated because of fine food, long-term inactivity. Drugs for constipation mainly include: First, drugs for regulating gastrointestinal peristalsis, such as cisapride and mosapride, promote intestinal peristalsis. Second, drugs that regulate intestinal flora can regulate constipation and diarrhea, playing a two-way regulation role. Third, solvent-based laxatives can promote the expansion of intestinal contents and make them excreted faster. Fourth, contact laxatives can stimulate the intestinal wall to make the intestine move quickly, leading to its excretion as soon as possible. Fifth, external use of kaizelu, some people even have kaizelu syndrome, mostly caused by long-term use. Then there are many kinds of constipation in traditional Chinese medicine, such as qi deficiency constipation, blood deficiency constipation, yin deficiency constipation, and even yang deficiency cold wall hot wall. Therefore, the common Chinese patent medicines are Maren Pill and Yiqing Capsule, but it is not recommended to use them for a long time, because they contain certain anthraquinones, which will lead to colorectal melanosis. It is recommended to go to the hospital for mediation according to your own physique.

Expert tip: The main drugs for constipation are: 1, and drugs for regulating gastrointestinal motility, such as cisapride and mosapride. 2. Drugs that regulate intestinal flora can regulate constipation and diarrhea. 3, laxatives can promote the faster discharge of intestinal contents. Chinese patent medicines include Maren Pills for constipation. Long-term use is not recommended. It is suggested that patients go to the hospital to recuperate according to their own physique. In fact, we still have some drugs to choose from in clinic. First, Domick's laxatives are mild in nature, which can keep the stool, soften the stool, promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, and make the stool discharge smoothly. The other is drugs that promote gastric motility. Because most constipation patients have relatively poor gastrointestinal motility, we use some drugs that promote gastric motility, and sometimes this patient will be relatively better. The other is drugs that regulate neurotransmitters.