Earthworms are not clinically effective in the treatment of hemorrhoids. The specific clinical treatment plan for hemorrhoids is based on external hemorrhoid creams or hemorrhoid suppositories, which can also be combined with topical hemostatic drugs to stop the bleeding by pressure. If the hemorrhoid symptoms are serious or recurring, surgery can also be performed in order not to affect the patient’s anemia or normal life. Conservative medication is mainly localized external washing with Phellodendron lotion after each bowel movement, application of anal ointment at the anal opening, and also anal plugging of chitosan gel for anti-inflammatory treatment. If the bleeding is accompanied by the patient can also take oral Diyu Sophora tablets. If the hemorrhoid protrudes more severely or if the bleeding in the stool is heavy, surgical ligation can also be performed to stop the bleeding. Patients with hemorrhoids should not eat peppers or seafood or drink alcohol as part of their daily diet.