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8 major constitutions of traditional Chinese medicine
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Constipation is mainly characterized by a reduced frequency of bowel movements, prolonged bowel movement intervals; or hard stools and difficulty in defecation; or weak defecation effort, with the urge to defecate but difficulty in passing stool.
The normal frequency of bowel movements is approximately between three times a day and three times a week. A regular bowel movement cycle, even if it is once every two days, is considered normal.
So, when the regular frequency of once a day or once every two days gradually changes to once every three days or once a week, it is considered constipation.
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the causes of constipation can be summarized as irregular diet, emotional disturbances, external pathogens invading the stomach, and insufficient constitution. The nature of the disease can be categorized into four aspects: cold, heat, deficiency, and excess.
The main pathogenesis is divided into: