Due to slow intestinal peristalsis, constipation is much more common in the elderly than in the young. When the elderly feel that they have defecation problems, they should first check whether they have the following alarm symptoms: 1. Defecation habits have changed greatly in a short period of time, such as sudden defecation difficulties, constipation, etc. 2. Blood in stool; 3. Stomach pain is obvious before and after defecation; 4. No reason for obvious weight loss; When these situations occur, you must go to see a doctor to rule out whether there are other diseases such as tumors. If there are no above alarm symptoms, don’t ignore constipation, difficulty in defecation and laborious defecation all have the risk of inducing Read More …