The most effective treatment for a condition like hemorrhoids is to perform surgery. For simple connective tissue external hemorrhoids, or acute thrombosed external hemorrhoids, they can be removed under local anesthesia and cost no more than $1,000. For stage I and II internal hemorrhoids, a conservative treatment option is also available, which involves the application of sclerosing agents injected into the nucleus, or under the mucosa, and the treatment is satisfactory and relatively inexpensive. For severe hemorrhoids, it is necessary to apply an anastomosis to perform a circumferential excision of the hemorrhoidal mucosa, which in this case is more expensive and needs to be doubled. And patients with hemorrhoids should usually pay attention to the structure of their diet, which is actually preventable, should be based on light food, drink more water, and appropriate local exercise exercises to promote venous blood return, which can reduce the local symptoms.