Patients with hemorrhoids should not eat barbecue. Eating barbecue for hemorrhoid patients can lead to recurrence of hemorrhoids or worsening of symptoms. As the most common benign disease of the rectum and anal canal, the exact cause of hemorrhoids is not clear to date. The first dietary requirement for hemorrhoid patients is to avoid eating overly greasy, spicy, irritating food. BBQ is not only greasy, but also has very spicy, irritating condiments that will certainly lead to hemorrhoid flare-ups or worsening symptoms after eating, so hemorrhoid patients can’t eat BBQ and try to eat lightly. If you’ve got a serious hemorrhoid, you can start with conservative treatment, that is, local use of various hemorrhoid creams, hemorrhoid plugs, or 1:5000 potassium permanganate sitz baths. If the above conservative treatment does not work, you can consider surgery to relieve clinical symptoms, but not to achieve the purpose of the cure.