Inflammatory bowel disease (commonly known as ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s disease, etc.) is a very difficult group of diseases frequently encountered by anorectal and gastroenterologists. The diagnosis of this disease is easily determined by the patient’s symptoms, the physician’s examination, and relevant tests such as electronic colonoscopy and pathological biopsy. However, the treatment is very difficult, and one of the typical characteristics of the disease is that the symptoms are easily recurring. Patients often suffer from severe blood in the stool, mucopurulent stools and lingering abdominal pain, which seriously affect their physical and psychological health. In my long-term clinical practice, I often see such patients referred from major hospitals around the world. Generally speaking, these patients have been on regular Western medical treatment regimens for a long time, and almost all of them have been on heavy hormone use for a long time. However, the symptoms of colitis still recur frequently, and many patients are in despair. By summing up clinical experience, I propose that the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease must focus on “six combinations”: the combination of Chinese and Western medicine, the combination of internal and external treatment, the combination of drug treatment and non-drug treatment, conservative treatment and surgical treatment, the combination of somatic treatment and psychological treatment; the combination of inpatient treatment and out-of-hospital conditioning. Whenever I see patients who have been tortured by the disease and are desperate to recover, the happy smiles on the faces of the patients and their families, and their sincere thanks from the bottom of their hearts, I am always touched and grateful for their trust in me. I am grateful for their trust in me. I know that I love my patients, and I think about their problems and solve them with my heart. This is probably the source of any progress I can make in my medical career ……