The anal administration is mainly by inserting into the anus, as the anal sphincter is relatively tight, the drug is absorbed directly by the rectum after dissolving and will not be discharged outside the anus, so the clinical efficacy will be better and the therapeutic effect will be better, so the drug should be administered through the anus. If you have hemorrhoids, it is not recommended to treat them anally, you can switch to other methods of treatment. This drug is mainly used in clinical practice to treat vaginal inflammation, cervical inflammation and pelvic inflammation. If you have hemorrhoids, you can also take oral medication for the appropriate treatment to improve the clinical symptoms. In addition, if this drug is used, individual allergies may occur, so stop using the drug once allergies occur and switch to other drugs for treatment.