The most common cause of anal flesh grips is superfluous external hemorrhoids or varicose hemorrhoids, which simply manifest as the prolapse of something from the anus, not accompanied by blood in the stool, pain, itching and other symptoms. Treatment can be done without special treatment, and the only option for complete treatment is surgery. Sentinel hemorrhoids caused by repeated anal fissures, the premise of this condition is that dry stools cause anal pain and bleeding, and repeated stimulation causes the formation of sentinel hemorrhoids by hyperplasia of the skin surface, and if old anal fissures are accompanied by the formation of sentinel hemorrhoids, surgical treatment is recommended. It may be a prolapsed rectal polyp, or a prolapsed hypertrophic anal papilloma. The way to determine this is by touching the base of the meatball, and if it is attached to the skin consider external hemorrhoids. If it comes out from the anus, consider hypertrophic anal papilloma or rectal polyp, and surgery is recommended to remove it. It may be caused by perianal eczema, skin thickening, and recurrent hyperplasia. This condition will be accompanied by perianal itching, and treatment is recommended to choose glucocorticoid creams.