Common causes of special stomach pain after using corkscrew include overdose, intestinal sensitivity and still constipation. Commonly used solutions are to adjust the medication, local hot compresses and the use of other defecation drugs. 1. Overdose: too much Keselol will cause excessive stimulation of the patient’s intestinal mucosa, which will lead to special pain in the patient’s stomach, and need to adjust the dosage of the drug. 2. Intestinal sensitivity: patients with intestinal sensitivity may experience special pain when stimulated by Keselen. At this time, you can use hot towels, warm water bags and other warm objects hot compresses on the stomach to relieve the symptoms. 3. still constipated: some patients will still be constipated after using corkscrew, the accumulation of stool in the intestinal tract caused by flatulence, coupled with intestinal peristalsis, will make the patient’s stomach especially painful, you can use other defecation drugs, such as bisacodyl enteric-coated tablets, lactulose oral solution and so on. After the use of corkscrew stomach pain has not been relieved patients, need to go to the hospital in time to receive professional treatment, so as not to cause adverse consequences. Drugs need to be used under the guidance of a professional physician, not on their own arbitrary use of drugs.