Most of the more frequent bowel movements per day are caused by poor digestive function due to intestinal dysfunction, which causes irritable bowel syndrome. This condition is mostly associated with poor rest, as well as stress, frequent insomnia, worry and anxiety, leading to endocrine disorders, which cause the characteristics of irritable bowel. This irritability tends to increase the number of bowel movements, causing urgency and heaviness. If there is an increase in the number of stools in a day, accompanied by localized bloating or nausea or vomiting, most of them are the result of poor digestion. If there is no relief repeatedly, it is necessary to improve the routine stool examination and, if necessary, colonoscopy to further exclude ulcerative colitis, proctitis or intestinal occupations to further clarify the diagnosis and treat the symptoms according to the examination results. If there is no problem with the colonoscopy, you can consider giving symptomatic treatment to regulate the dysfunction of plant nerves and improve intestinal dynamics.