Hemorrhoid Ligation Surgery generally allows light movement off the floor on the 1st day after surgery, and most can walk normally one week after surgery, but there are individual differences. Hemorrhoid ligation surgery uses ligation at the root of the hemorrhoids to cause ischemia, necrosis and natural dislocation, thus achieving the purpose of treatment. The procedure is simple and minimally invasive, so you can move around on the first day after surgery, but due to the pain factor, the amount of movement is not normal. Most of the hemorrhoid ligation surgery can be significantly improved in about a week, this does not affect the normal amount of activity, so that most of the postoperative week can be normal walking, and is conducive to the ligation of hemorrhoids off. However, due to the individual physique and recovery is different, so hemorrhoid ligation surgery to return to normal amount of walking activity varies from person to person, if in doubt or uncomfortable symptoms, you can consult the attending physician or outpatient review, in accordance with the doctor’s instructions.