External hemorrhoids can be divided into different types and their clinical manifestations are also different. 1. connective tissue external hemorrhoids, the patient feels a local foreign body sensation or after defecation, the anal area is not easy to clean, there is often a small amount of secretion, fecal accumulation, stimulation of the anal area, eczema and itching can occur. 2. inflammatory external hemorrhoids, the patient feels burning and itching in the anal area, the symptoms of external hemorrhoids are aggravated after defecation or activity, the examination reveals congestion and swelling of the anal tissue. The patient can see that the anal tissues are congested and swollen and sometimes there is a small amount of secretion. 3. Thrombosed external hemorrhoids, inflammation of the veins via the inferior rectal plexus leads to the formation of intravascular thrombus, or due to defecation and forceful activity, the veins at the edge of the anus rupture and blood seeps into the subcutaneous tissue, causing a mass to form in its local tissue. If you encounter this situation, first of all, you should keep your bowels open, eat easily digestible food with less residue, eat a coarse and fine diet, drink less strong tea, coffee and alcohol, and less spicy food to reduce the stimulation of the anal canal. After the bowel movement, you should take a sitz bath with warm water and use local hemorrhoid suppositories or hemorrhoid creams to apply.