When it comes to doing anorectal surgery (such as hemorrhoids, anal fistula surgery, etc.) in the minds of many people have a certain shadow, the fear of pain lingers, and as a last resort are trying to find a way to put off again and again. In fact, the patient’s fear and worry is too normal, if the doctor and the patient think differently, do we dare to face. Therefore, surgery and postoperative humane treatment is the responsibility and obligation of every anorectal specialist. Surgical efficacy and pain relief go hand in hand, just like the two legs of a person walking, one cannot be without the other. I personally advocate that good surgical efficacy is fundamental, but if the patient suffers great pain (surgical pain, painful drug changes), and the doctor’s heart does not move, as if ignoring, in how to minimize the patient’s pain does not think about the progress of this treatment is not respected, if they are your relatives you will empathize. Therefore, I pursue humane treatment: first, good surgical results, and second, a series of methods to reduce the patient’s pain, so that the pain is very mild. Good results and light pain is a realm that anorectal surgeons seek. This is not only a purely technical level of improvement, but also a deep change of mind as a doctor. You have a compassionate heart, the patient is your “relatives”, you will try to make efforts in many aspects and details, such as anesthesia as far as possible to use painless anesthesia (such as sacral anesthesia, etc.), the conditions can only play local anesthesia must be excellent, must be adequate anesthesia; surgical methods to improve, just as a tactic can not be used to fight Like all battles, we must learn from the best, take the essence of it, the introduction of improved, such as hemorrhoid surgery using suspension treatment, as far as possible in the rectal mucosa, to reduce the damage under the tooth line, can avoid a series of traditional surgical difficulties and pain problems; surgical ligature line can be selected absorbable line, to avoid the post-operative yank line, remove the line of the second pain; post-operative local must be given compound long-acting painkillers fully closed, which in a large To a large extent, the formula of compounded long-acting analgesics should be reasonable and should be repeatedly controlled to choose the best combination.