Hemorrhoid suppositories and hemorrhoid creams can be used together, but clinically, it is generally not recommended to use the two medications together because using the hemorrhoid cream will override the therapeutic range of the hemorrhoid suppositories. In clinical practice, most hemorrhoid creams contain a disposable sleeve in the box, which can be placed over the cream to squeeze the cream into the rectum for use when using the hemorrhoid cream, which can also achieve the same therapeutic effect as the hemorrhoid suppository, and the hemorrhoid cream can also be used for the treatment of extra-anal tissues. Hemorrhoid creams are relatively troublesome to use, so for some internal hemorrhoids in the rectum, you can generally use hemorrhoid plugs, which can be inserted into the anus to provide a therapeutic effect on internal hemorrhoids and are relatively easy to use.