If the prolapsed tissue cannot be retracted automatically after prolapse, try to drag the prolapsed tissue back into the anus manually by putting the patient in a lying position with the buttocks elevated. If the prolapsed tissue is edematous and congested and cannot be temporarily inserted into the anus, you can use a warm water bath to relieve the symptoms, or you can apply hemorrhoid cream to the affected area to make it fully anti-inflammatory before dragging it back in. If the prolapsed tissue has become necrotic, it needs to be removed surgically. You should improve your diet by eating foods rich in vitamins and coarse fibers or by taking Sophora pills orally to improve constipation and dry stools and to reduce the stimulation and trauma of the stool on the anus.