Constipation is a symptom of many diseases, not a disease. Constipation refers to the reduction of stool frequency, dry stool, difficulty or inexhaustible excretion due to the long stay of stool in the intestine. Generally, there is no bowel movement for more than two days, which can indicate the existence of constipation. If it is difficult to defecate and there is still a sense of disability after defecation, or accompanied by abdominal distention, it should also be included in the scope of constipation. Constipation can be caused by drugs, improper living habits, or mental stress. Ignoring constipation may lead to constipation
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