Female middle-aged and elderly people who have stools like sheep’s feces are considered to have dry stools or even constipation, and should develop good living habits and lubricate the bowel if necessary. 1. Adopt good living habits: dry stools are mostly caused by drinking too little water, unbalanced diet, lack of exercise, staying up late and not defecating in time, so these patients should have a regular and light diet, consume more dietary fiber, drink more water, pay attention to rest and exercise, change the bad bowel habits, and try to defecate at regular intervals. 2. Lubricate the intestinal tract: If the stool is so dry that it is difficult to discharge, or when defecation is accompanied by anal pain, bleeding, etc., it can be given to Keseru enema or lactulose to lubricate the intestinal tract and assist defecation. If the effect of the above treatments is not obvious, women should go to regular hospitals for consultation. Accompanied by anemia, black stools and wasting and other alarm symptoms should be more vigilant, and go to the hospital as soon as possible to improve the colonoscopy to determine whether there is any space-occupying lesions and treatment under the guidance of a professional physician.