Patients with hemorrhoids may be placed in a side-lying position to facilitate the retraction of hemorrhoidal tissue or fingers to help retract the hemorrhoids. However, some patients have serious conditions that may require surgical treatment to eliminate the hemorrhoidal core. Hemorrhoids are a common and frequent disease, and the basis of the lesion lies in the varicose veins of the anal canal as well as the downward displacement of the anal cushion. With the prolonged history of the disease, the patient’s clinical symptoms are mainly blood, anal itching, pain, and prolapse of hemorrhoidal tissue. The prolapsed hemorrhoidal tissue is often manifested as a localized ball of anal flesh that exits the anus during defecation and may retract back into the anal canal at the end of defecation. If the hemorrhoidal nuclear tissue out of the anus does not return, the patient can take the side lying position, easy to promote the hemorrhoidal nuclear tissue shrink back to the anus, part of the need for fingers to help return. It should be noted that, if the patient evolved into thrombosed external hemorrhoids or internal hemorrhoids embedded situation, hemorrhoidal nuclear tissue can not be back, you need to go to the regular hospital anorectal department as soon as possible. Patients with serious conditions may require surgical treatment to remove the hemorrhoidal core tissue through surgical procedures such as hemorrhoidal stripping or excision, thus curing the lesion and improving the patient’s clinical symptoms.