The examination of female hemorrhoids is mainly divided into anal visual diagnosis, anal finger diagnosis, anoscopy and so on, and the different ways of examination are different. 1. Anal diagnosis: Before conducting a hemorrhoid examination, the doctor will first ask the patient’s symptoms and disease history, and then observe the perianal area, that is, diagnosis. Usually hemorrhoids in women, the onset of the site is in the anus and the lower part of the rectum, if it is external hemorrhoids, you can directly see the hemorrhoids in the anus part of the bulge, if it is internal hemorrhoids, only when the hemorrhoids out of the hemorrhoids can be seen. 2. Diagnostic: Diagnostic that is through the use of the finger to check the anus, first let the patient to adopt the appropriate position, and then for the diagnostic examination, the vast majority of patients with internal hemorrhoids can be checked out through the diagnostic examination. The vast majority of patients can be detected through the diagnostic examination. Through the diagnostic examination of the perianal area whether there is a swelling, hard nodules, if the patient’s internal hemorrhoids are mild, usually can not be felt. 3. anoscopy: this examination is relatively simple, mainly the use of anoscope, through the examination of the anus and the lower end of the rectum, to determine whether there are hemorrhoids. At the same time, anoscopy can also show whether the rectal mucosa has edema, congestion, lumps and so on. Regardless of the type of examination, female patients need to defecate before the examination to keep the rectum and anus clean. After the examination, it needs to be cleaned again to ensure hygiene and avoid infection.