What are the symptoms of constipation due to spleen deficiency?

Spleen deficiency constipation usually refers to a condition in which a person has a clear urge to defecate, but lacks the sensation of needing a bowel movement and feels weak during defecation. When straining, symptoms such as shortness of breath and sweating may occur. Even after passing stool, the individual still feels fatigued and weak. The stool passed is often sticky or poorly formed. Patients commonly experience general fatigue, shortness of breath, and a pale complexion in daily life.