Not going to the toilet for several days, may be functional constipation, intestinal obstruction and other reasons, need to be based on its cause, through the external use of corkscrew, oral laxatives, enemas, surgery and other ways to quickly defecate. 1. Functional constipation: (1) Topical corkscrew: injecting corkscrew from the anus into the rectum to soften the feces and also stimulate the defecation response can quickly promote defecation, but it can only be applied for a short period of time, and not for a long period of time, otherwise it will cause dependence. (2)) Oral laxatives: such as polyethylene glycol, lactulose and other laxatives can promote defecation, oral laxatives can not be applied for a long period of time, otherwise it may also aggravate constipation. (3) Enema: take soapy water or saline enema to disperse feces to promote rapid defecation. (2) Intestinal obstruction: if there is an obstruction in the intestinal tract that leads to no bowel movement, it is feasible to perform intestinal adhesion release surgery, intestinal resection and intestinal anastomosis, etc. to promote rapid bowel movement. If you don’t go to the toilet for several days, it is recommended that you seek medical advice and use medication under the guidance of a physician, and do not take medication on your own.