The basic massage formula for treating dry and hard stools is clearing and tonifying the spleen meridian, pressing and kneading the foot and three li, belly rubbing, pressing and kneading the shoulder yangchi, and kneading the spine. Additional remedies can be added or subtracted on this basis. If there is dryness and knotting of stools, accompanied by low food intake, abdominal distension and pain, dry mouth and halitosis, red face and body heat, uneasiness, excessive sweating, desire to drink cold, short and red urine (small amount of urine, dark yellow in color), yellow and thick moss, and fingerprints purple in color. The treatment is to regulate the spleen and stomach, eliminate accumulation and stagnation. Tui na techniques for clearing the large intestine, Mo abdomen, clearing and tonifying the spleen meridian, retreating the six internal organs, transporting the internal eight trigrams, pressing and kneading the shoulder Yang Chi, pushing the lower seven joints of the bone, pressing and kneading the foot, rubbing the coercive ribs, pinching the spine, and so on. If the bowels are dry and knotty, accompanied by the struggle to get down, the face is white, dry mouth and heartburn, hot flashes (a burst of fever), night sweats (sweating abnormally after going to sleep, waking up sweating stops), the treatment should be to strengthen the spleen, nourish the blood and nourish the yin. Tui na techniques include tonifying the spleen meridian, pushing the three passes and moistening the abdomen, tonifying the kidney meridian, clearing the large intestine, pressing and kneading the shoulder yangchi, kneading the upper horse, pressing and kneading the foot sanli, and kneading the spine. It is recommended to go to a professional medical institution for treatment after the onset of dry stools, and pediatric Tuina therapy can be chosen if needed.