What disease can constipation cause

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If the simple defecation interval is prolonged, the defecation is still smooth, which does not belong to constipation. If in addition to a long interval between defecation, but also accompanied by dry stool or defecation difficulties, or defecation have endless feeling, falling feeling, it is really suffering from constipation disease. Constipation can cause what disease to tell everybody.

What disease can constipation cause

The first is to induce the attack of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Clinically, the attack of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases caused by constipation and increasing abdominal pressure, holding breath and defecation is increasing year by year. Such as angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, cerebral hemorrhage, stroke, sudden death, etc.

Second: affect brain function: the metabolites of constipation stagnate in the digestive tract for a long time. Bacteria produce a large number of harmful substances, such as methane, phenol, ammonia, etc. these substances partially diffuse into the central nervous system and interfere with brain function. The prominent performance is the decline of memory, distraction, slow thinking, etc.

Third: cause anorectal diseases: constipation, difficult defecation, dry stool, can directly cause or strengthen anorectal diseases. Such as proctitis, anal fissure, hemorrhoids, etc.

matters needing attention

Colon hydrotherapy is different from the traditional enema method in treating constipation. It is a thorough colon cleaning method of "cleaning first, conditioning later, and rapid treatment of chronic diseases". It uses 38 degree constant temperature water instead of chemical agents to clean the colon. It is the best choice for patients with obstinate constipation to get rid of the disease trouble by clearing the intestinal stool and toxin and cultivating the growth of beneficial bacteria to improve the intestinal environment and enhance the patients' autoimmune function.