The fastest way to relieve constipation is medication. Strongly acting laxatives include senna, rhubarb, commonly used mannitol, lactulose, and magnesium sulfate, glycerin, and polyethylene glycol electrolytes, etc. Laxatives should not be taken often or in large quantities. Other medications are pro-gastric power drugs, such as Mosapride and Cisapride are more effective, and surgical treatment is also an option. Pay attention to a light diet, try not to eat cold, fried, spicy, stimulating food, appropriate meat, eat more vegetables, fruits, and drink more water. Develop good bowel habits, go to the toilet regularly every day, even if there is no stool, to help relieve constipation. Patients with long-term chronic constipation can also use salt water or soapy water enemas.