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Fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) is a microbial therapy being developed by Shengjing Hospital for the treatment of functional constipation, particularly in children with fecal impaction. The therapy utilizes fecal supernatant derived from healthy donor stool, which is administered via retrograde colonic enema. The mechanism of action involves the restoration of a diverse and healthy intestinal microbiota, which helps to inhibit pathogenic bacterial growth, regulate the intestinal environment, and improve colonic motility. This approach aims to provide a more lasting solution than traditional laxatives by addressing the underlying microbial imbalance associated with chronic constipation.
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