Hemorrhoids are a common and frequent disease of the anus. Having hemorrhoids needs to be treated accordingly, depending on the specific individual situation and symptoms. Asymptomatic hemorrhoids do not require treatment, and symptomatic hemorrhoids do not require radical treatment and are treated mainly with non-surgical treatment. Depending on the symptoms of hemorrhoids, the degree of hemorrhoids is determined and the most appropriate treatment is chosen. Non-surgical treatments include: a. Pay attention to your diet, avoid alcohol and spicy stimulating foods, increase fibrous foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, and drink more water. Change bad bowel habits and keep stools soft and clear. For prolapsed hemorrhoids, use your hand to gently hold back the hemorrhoid block to stop it from prolapsing again, and avoid prolonged sitting and standing. Second, local medication treatment. The medications include suppositories, creams and lotions. Three, oral medication. Generally, medications for varicose veins are used. Surgical treatment methods, surgical indications are conservative treatment is ineffective, serious hemorrhoid prolapse, larger fibrosing internal hemorrhoids, etc. The main surgical methods are: 1. thrombosed external hemorrhoid stripping; 2. traditional hemorrhoidectomy, i.e. mixed hemorrhoid external stripping and internal ligation; 3. PPH surgery, i.e. anastomotic hemorrhoid suprarectal mucosal circumferential stapling.