Patients with hemorrhoids do not have irregular stools; most hemorrhoids are accompanied by dry stools or constipation. If a patient presents with irregular bowel movements, it may be due to mild inflammation of the intestines or irritable colon syndrome causing an imbalance in the intestinal flora. If the irregular bowel movements are accompanied by abdominal pain, an e-colonoscopy is recommended to identify and rule out the presence of inflammatory bowel disease. If inflammatory intestinal disease is clearly present, with intestinal mucosal congestion and edema changes, anti-inflammatory and symptomatic treatment can be performed with oral monkey head bacteria extract granules or enteritis tablets. If there is no organic intestinal pathology, it is considered to be irritable colon syndrome or intestinal flora disorder, and oral probiotics can be chosen to regulate the intestinal tract. For example, take Bacillus coagulans tablets orally to regulate the intestinal flora.