Weakness of stools, which is classified as constipation due to Qi deficiency in Chinese medicine, can be treated with the formula of Liumo Tang. Clinically, patients often have weak, dry and secret stools, wanting to defecate but not out, abdominal distension, fullness of the chest and ribs (chest and ribs), belching and hiccups, loss of appetite, intestinal sounding yiqi (farting), with the treatment of shun qi stagnation, descending the rebellious and laxative, the use of Liumo Tang. Due to stagnation of qi, which leads to abnormal conduction in the large intestine, the desire to stool but not out, abdominal distension and fullness. If the stagnant internal qi is blocked, the qi does not move downward but upward, manifesting fullness in the chest and ribs, belching and eructation (hiccups). The dregs of the internal storage of spleen qi does not transport, so intestinal tinnitus vector gas (farting), loss of appetite. Six Mill Tang is prescribed with Sinkiang, Mu Xiang, Betel Nut, Wu Yao, Bran Fried Citrus Aurantium, and Rhubarb. Its function is to dredge the liver to lower the rebellious, regulate qi stagnation main treatment of abdominal distension, belching (hiccups) frequently, stools do not flow. If the patient is not feeling well, it is recommended to consult a Chinese medicine practitioner as soon as possible for diagnosis and treatment before using the medicine, and not to try to buy it on your own to avoid adverse consequences.