Constipation is the most common digestive ailment in the general population, it has a variety of etiologies. Defecatory dysfunction is a prevalent form of constipation in which the patient has discomfort during evacuation as a result of insufficient abdominal push and/or ineffective anal sphincter relaxation. The hallmark of functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGID), chronic constipation is a problem that is widely seen in both general and specialist medical settings, including gastroenterology and geriatrics. Constipation is an issue that affects 30% of the population overall, with elderly persons and women being the most susceptible. However, a significant number of patients rely on alternative remedies, following recommendations made in pharmacies or herbalist shops, while a minority of patients (about 25%) use medical treatments. The goal of biofeedback therapy for constipation is to train a patient’s mind to regulate the function of their anorectum. Unfortunately, despite having a response rate of between 70 and 80% when used to treat constipation, biofeedback therapy is not generally available or recommended by doctors.