Rapid laxative methods include oral medication, topical medication, enema treatment and so on. 1. Oral medication: Oral some drugs with laxative effect, such as lactulose, etc., so that the intestinal pH drops, so that the intestinal feces to absorb more water, thus increasing the volume of feces, stimulate intestinal peristalsis, to achieve the purpose of rapid defecation. 2. Topical medication: You can use external medication such as Keserol, which can be injected into the rectal area through the anus to soften the feces, lubricate the intestinal tract, and promote fecal discharge. 3. Enema treatment: If the above methods are ineffective, saline or soapy water can be used and injected into the intestinal tract through the enema device for a certain period of time to soften the feces, accelerate intestinal peristalsis, and make the feces discharged quickly. The above methods vary according to the individual’s constitution and the time of defecation. These methods must be used under the guidance of a clinician to avoid adverse reactions.