The most effective way to eliminate the fleshy bumps of hemorrhoids is to opt for surgery. For simple connective tissue external hemorrhoids or inflammatory external hemorrhoids, the lesions can be removed or sutured under local anesthesia, and regular postoperative medication changes should also be observed. For internal hemorrhoids that repeatedly prolapse outside the anal opening, the resulting skin tags can be ligated locally. The ring-shaped internal hemorrhoids should be removed under epidural anesthesia, using an anastomosis to remove the hemorrhoidal mucosa in a circular fashion, which is relatively less invasive and results in a faster recovery after surgery. For patients with hemorrhoids, you should pay attention to the regularity of your life and develop good habits of defecating on time, and you should wash in time after each defecation to relieve the local discomfort. In addition, appropriate sports and exercise can also reduce the chances of hemorrhoids occurring.