Women’s hemorrhoids are considered to be formed by the following factors: First, various hormonal changes during pregnancy lead to a relaxed state of the supporting tissues of the pelvic floor and anal canal, in addition to the slower intestinal peristalsis of women at this stage, physical reasons for less movement, resulting in dry stools, more difficult to expel, and significantly higher abdominal pressure, thus triggering hemorrhoids. Second, the puerperium, production causes the upper abdominal wall relaxation, defecation is weak, long-term will aggravate the difficulty of defecation, resulting in hemorrhoids. Third, during menopause, the anal function as well as the surrounding tissues gradually become weak and the anal function decreases, leading to difficult defecation. In addition, consider that you like to eat spicy, stimulating food, long to maintain a posture of immobility, once you have hemorrhoids, it is best to promptly go to the hospital anorectal department for examination.