The main steps of traditional hemorrhoidectomy are anesthesia, sterilization, exposure, separation of the hemorrhoidal mass, excision, and suturing. Traditional hemorrhoidectomy is mainly used for the treatment of internal and mixed hemorrhoids of degree II, III and IV. First of all, the patient is placed in a good position and then local anesthesia is administered. After routine disinfection and spreading of the towel, the anus is dilated to the size of 4~6 fingers, and after exposing the hemorrhoidal mass, a V-shaped incision is made in the skin on both sides of the base of the hemorrhoids. The hemorrhoidal mass was then separated until the external anal sphincter was exposed. Once the exposure is complete the hemorrhoids are removed by clamping the base of the hemorrhoids with hemostatic forceps and making a good ligature. The mucosa above the dentate line needs to be sutured, those below can be left unsutured, the wound is filled with oil gauze, covered with sterile gauze and then fixed, the operation is finished and pushed into the ward. Post-operative sterilization and dressing change regularly, follow the doctor’s instructions to perform. The above is the basic process of traditional hemorrhoidectomy, it is recommended that patients who have obvious discomfort symptoms of hemorrhoids should go to the hospital in time to clarify the condition and give reasonable treatment.