Patients with hemorrhoids presenting with significant stabbing pain are considered to have external hemorrhoids that occur below the dentate line. The other is a long history of hemorrhoids, internal hemorrhoids prolapsing outside the anal opening, and localized combined soft tissue infections. So the patient can also experience significant pain, while severe cases can also manifest as fever and blood in the bowel movements. Recurring hemorrhoids also tend to induce perianal soft tissue infections, and patients can also experience significant itching, so hemorrhoids are a disease that should be treated aggressively. The incidence of hemorrhoids is very high and is related to the usual habits of life. Frequent overeating, alcohol consumption, irregular eating, or irregular bowel movements can easily lead to the development of this disease. The main treatment is to choose surgery to remove the hemorrhoids, and after the surgery you also need to change the medication regularly to promote the healing of the wound, the special anatomical parts of the perianal area can easily induce the occurrence of local incision infection.