If the internal hemorrhoid develops to a certain extent, or if the internal hemorrhoid part of the mixed hemorrhoid develops to a certain extent, there will be repeated symptoms of prolapse and pain, and the more serious prolapse will cause impaction. The embedded hemorrhoid is stuck outside the anal canal and cannot be retracted, and then the pain is aggravated by edema, and the pain is unbearable and uncomfortable, which seriously affects the patient’s daily life and work. If it continues to get worse, the embedded hemorrhoid tissue may become infected, necrotic, or even cause a systemic infection. Hemorrhoids need to be treated accordingly according to the specific individual situation, symptoms, not all hemorrhoids need surgery, asymptomatic hemorrhoids do not need treatment, symptomatic hemorrhoids do not need radical treatment to conservative treatment, non-surgical treatment. The indications for surgery for hemorrhoids are ineffective conservative treatment, more severe symptoms, larger fibrotic internal hemorrhoids, etc. For internal hemorrhoids, generally Ⅲ-IV degree internal hemorrhoids are indications for surgery, and if the hemorrhoids are embedded they are generally Ⅳ degree hemorrhoids and require surgery.