Women can also get hemorrhoids, a disease that can occur at any age and in any population, so hemorrhoids are now clinically more prevalent, but there is no need to worry because most hemorrhoids do not need to be treated surgically. Most of them can be controlled by improving the diet, bowel habits, and with the use of medication to slow down the development of hemorrhoids. The hemorrhoids are clinically divided into internal, external and mixed hemorrhoids according to their growth sites. In contrast, early internal hemorrhoids are usually treated conservatively with medication, while late internal hemorrhoids such as those with severe prolapse symptoms mostly need to be considered for surgical treatment.