How to treat patients with difficulty defecation?

Difficulty defecation can be solved by taking medicine or surgery.

Difficulty in defecation is mainly caused by constipation. Because the feces is too dry and hard, it is difficult to pass. Most of them are related to the slow intestinal peristalsis function. Mosapride and etopride, which enhance gastrointestinal motility, can be taken appropriately, and microecological preparations can be appropriately supplemented to regulate the flora in the intestines. You can also choose to take fiber supplements, which can promote stool elimination.

If it is difficulty in defecation caused by intestinal polyps, hemorrhoids, or rectal mucosal prolapse. Surgery is necessary to remove the cause and clear the defecation passage so that the passage is unobstructed, which can relieve difficulty in defecation. The diet should include more vegetables and fruits rich in dietary fiber.

Difficulty defecation and constipation lead to abdominal bloating. Abdominal bloating is caused by slow gastric peristalsis caused by insufficient gastrointestinal motility, followed by negative gastric peristalsis, which is upward peristalsis, leading to abdominal distension. You can eat more crude fiber foods such as sweet potatoes, green bamboo shoots, celery, brown rice, black dates, soybeans, etc. to promote defecation. You can also eat fruits such as bananas and dragon fruit to promote defecation. At the same time, you can use domperium to promote positive gastric peristalsis. Avoid eating cold, spicy food to reduce the coldness in the stomach. You can also take some stomach-warming traditional Chinese medicine decoctions to relieve abdominal distension and warm the stomach to promote excretion. You should try your best to control your diet and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods to avoid aggravating constipation. You can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables in moderation.

When external hemorrhoids become enlarged and cause difficulty in defecation, laxative drugs can be used to solve the constipation problem and then the external hemorrhoids can be treated.

The enlargement of external hemorrhoids indicates that the symptoms have become severe, leading to difficulty in defecation. The reason is that hemorrhoid patients experience pain during defecation and are afraid of defecation. Long-term fecal retention in the intestines can easily cause constipation. You can use laxative drugs to promote stool discharge, such as Maren Pills, lactulose oral liquid, etc. These drugs can soften the feces, stimulate the anal defecation reaction, and facilitate the smooth discharge of feces.

At the same time, external hemorrhoids must be treated. You can first use local sitz bath, apply hemorrhoid cream, and take medication such as Maizhiling orally. If medical treatment is not effective, surgical removal can also be used. After the wound heals, the problem of difficulty in defecation can be solved.