Patients with long-term lack of bowel movement are mainly considered to be caused by improper dietary structure and constipation, and it is generally recommended to alleviate them through physical regulation and medication. 1. Improper diet: It is recommended that patients eat more fiber-rich foods, such as leeks, cabbage, dragon fruit, etc., to promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, the appearance of the bowel movement. You can also promote gastrointestinal circulation and gastrointestinal peristalsis through proper massage of the abdomen to accelerate the emergence of bowel movements. 2. Constipation: Take lactulose to promote gastrointestinal peristalsis and accelerate the discharge of stool to produce stool. Glycerin enema can also be used to lubricate the intestinal tract and accelerate the emergence of bowel movement. Patients must consult a physician before using medication, under the guidance of the physician to use medication, not blindly choose drugs for treatment.