Hemorrhoids that have become larger do not necessarily require surgery. Hemorrhoid patients should first follow the doctor’s instructions for conservative treatment, and if the condition is too severe, then consider surgical treatment. If the hemorrhoids continue to increase in size without symptoms, you should first make lifestyle adjustments, such as changing bad bowel habits, keeping bowel movements clear, increasing fiber food intake, regular exercise, pay attention to perianal cleansing, etc. If the hemorrhoids are no longer increasing in size, or there are no other uncomfortable symptoms, usually do not need surgical treatment. If conservative treatment is ineffective and the hemorrhoids are still increasing in size, or severe pain, blood in stool and other uncomfortable symptoms occur, which seriously affects the patient’s daily life, it is recommended to seek medical advice and consider surgical treatment. The above is for reference only, the specific need for surgical treatment should consult a professional doctor, the professional doctor to formulate a reasonable treatment plan, so as not to delay the condition.