Rapid defecation includes enema treatment (e.g. saline, cathartic for enema) and anal plug medication (e.g. cathartic, glycerin suppository anal plug). 1. Enema treatment: it can lubricate the intestinal tract, soften the feces, and also promote intestinal peristalsis. Commonly used saline, soapy water, Keserol and other enemas, frequent enema treatment may form a dependency. 2. Anal plug drugs: can lubricate the intestinal tract, stimulate bowel reflex. Commonly used drugs such as Kesler, glycerin suppositories, etc., often applied may induce the occurrence of intractable constipation. For patients with chronic constipation, they need to rely on dietary management. Adjust the diet structure, such as eating more vegetables, fruits, etc.; moderate exercise, such as jogging, swimming, etc.; adjust the habit of defecation, a fixed time to defecate every day. For patients with acute constipation, further examination of enteroscopy, abdominal plain film, etc., to exclude intestinal obstruction, intestinal torsion and other conditions. If there is constipation, it is recommended to consult a doctor to identify the cause and then give the corresponding treatment to avoid blindly using drugs to delay the condition.