Hemorrhoid flare-ups are not caused by a bacterial infection, and what is commonly referred to as inflammation of hemorrhoids is also a sterile inflammation. Therefore, hemorrhoid flare-ups do not require antibiotics to reduce inflammation and can be treated with the following conservative treatment options. Anal edema pain, you can use warm water or potassium permanganate water anal bath, improve blood circulation around the anus, the pain can be reduced, while in the edema part of the local application of hemorrhoids ointment, such as anus tylenol ointment or ma yinglong hemorrhoid ointment, etc., to play a role in clearing away heat and removing toxins, reduce swelling and relieve pain. If there is also the symptom of blood in the stool, you can incorporate a hemorrhoidal suppository in the anus to stop bleeding. Generally through the above conservative treatment, anal congestion, edema, as well as pain, blood in the stool and other symptoms can be improved to some extent. If the conservative treatment is not effective, it can be treated by surgery.