What medicine does long-term bed constipation use

Long-term bed constipation can be prescribed to use polyethylene glycol, Kessler, lactulose and other drugs.

1. Polyethylene

glycol is an osmotic laxative. Patients can keep water in the intestine and increase the water content of feces according to the doctor's advice, thus promoting defecation.

2. Kessler

can directly stimulate rectal mucosa, promote defecation reflex and intestinal motility. Patients can relieve constipation symptoms according to the doctor's advice.

3. Lactulose

can increase stool volume by retaining water, thereby promoting intestinal motility to promote defecation.