Postpartum hemorrhoids are prone to bleeding, swelling, prolapse and even ingrown hemorrhoids due to constipation and exertion during delivery. Because of the consideration of the impact on breastfeeding and on the fetus, as well as perineal incision, cesarean section and postpartum discharge and other characteristics, postpartum hemorrhoid treatment is different from the general patient. One is to avoid the use of internal drugs that return milk or reduce milk, such as malt and grain buds in traditional Chinese medicine. The second is to avoid the use of some drugs that can enter the fetus through milk, such as many laxatives and cold medicines can cause fetal diarrhea at the same time. Many western medicines such as antibiotics can enter the fetus through breastfeeding, causing adverse drug reactions such as rashes and allergies. Third, minimize the use of fumigation drugs, especially the perineum with cut or not yet exhausted maternal discharge, to avoid triggering infection. Fourth, do a good job of basic treatment, such as adjusting the diet and defecation, avoiding forceful defecation Nux vomica.