The anoscopy time for patients is relatively short, taking about 10 minutes, and it is important to eliminate stool before doing so. The anoscopy allows you to observe the mucous membrane, whether it is edematous or congested, and whether there are swellings and growths in the anus. The anoscopy requires several tests such as routine blood tests and infectious diseases, as well as local anesthesia during the examination and the application of lubricant to the anoscope for examination. The anoscope can be used to check for hemorrhoids, anal fissures, inflammation of the anal canal, and other diseases. It is also necessary to do the examination with moderate strength to avoid pain caused by too much strength, and to maintain a good state of mind during the operation to avoid tension. After the operation, you should wash the anus with warm water. It is recommended that you can check in a regular anorectal hospital during this period, if the doctor does not operate properly it can cause anal injury.