Patients with hemorrhoids can eat a small amount of chicken, as it contains a relatively low amount of fat. The dietary requirement for hemorrhoid patients is a light diet, generally advocating a high fiber diet, including more fresh vegetables and fruits, thus making the stool soft and fluffy and easy to expel to avoid hemorrhoid flare-ups or aggravation of symptoms, to avoid eating overly greasy, spicy and irritating foods, as well as to develop good habits of regular daily bowel movements. Therefore, patients with hemorrhoids, whether conservative treatment or after surgery, are required to eat a light diet and avoid foods with too high a fat content, as well as spicy, irritating foods. Chicken is relatively low in fat, so hemorrhoid patients can eat it in small amounts, but they need to eat more vegetables, fruits and other high-fiber foods. When the symptoms are more serious, you can use various hemorrhoid creams or hemorrhoid suppositories topically. If the conservative treatment with various hemorrhoid creams and hemorrhoid suppositories is not effective, you can consider using surgical treatment, but the purpose of surgical treatment is only to relieve the symptoms and not to seek a cure.