What to do if you have spastic constipation

Everyday constipation is already very painful, but if constipation is not cured for a long time, it is entirely possible to turn into spastic constipation, which is very tricky and the patient's pain level will also increase. So what should we do if we have spastic constipation? In fact, the treatment for spastic constipation should start with adjusting the diet.

1. The harm of spastic constipation

There is a mutagen in the feces of patients with constipation. This mutagen is absorbed by the intestines and circulates through the blood to the breast tissue in the body, causing breast cancer. The cause of this mutation is very similar to several known carcinogens. Canadian experts have discovered that constipation can cause breast cancer.

Because people's uterus is very large, it compresses people's small intestine more seriously. In severe cases, it may cause intestinal obstruction and premature birth. After pregnancy, women will suffer from more severe constipation in the late pregnancy.

It will cause the labor process of pregnant women to be prolonged. During childbirth, some pregnant women have a lot of feces accumulated in their intestines, which will hinder the descent of the fetus. This is harmful to the health of both mother and baby. In severe cases, it may cause dystocia.

2. What to do with spastic constipation

This disease is a functional constipation disease, which is mostly caused by excessive movement of the colon in the patient's body, resulting in colon spasm and narrow intestinal cavity, making it impossible for stool to pass through, resulting in constipation. It is characterized by alternating constipation and diarrhea, or long-term diarrhea.

It is recommended that once patients are confirmed to have the disease, they can first take oral medications such as Fosun or Bifidoxime for treatment. In addition, they can also use a suppository or a soap bar inserted into the anus to moisturize the intestines and promote bowel movements. However, the action must be gentle to prevent damage to the intestines.

Patients can appropriately consume more fatty foods in their daily diet, because fatty foods have a certain laxative effect, and fatty acids promote intestinal peristalsis and facilitate defecation; but not too much. In addition, patients should drink plenty of fluids. Drink water and beverages to keep the moisture in the intestinal feces to facilitate bowel movements, such as drinking honey water in the morning.

3. Precautions for spastic constipation

Patients are advised to maintain a good attitude in their daily lives and avoid excessive mental stress and anger. In addition, they should lead a regular life, strengthen exercise, limit tobacco, alcohol and irritating foods (peppers, raw onions, raw garlic, etc.), and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.