Pregnant women with hemorrhoids can use tylenol cream or tylenol suppositories, whose main ingredient is compound carnosolate, which has no effect on the pregnant woman or the fetus and is generally the drug of choice in clinical practice. The actual hemorrhoid creams are usually the most popular and are usually the first choice. When a pregnant woman has an acute attack of hemorrhoids, she is usually treated conservatively with medication, along with the use of tylenol suppositories and tylenol cream, as long as the symptoms can be controlled. Even for hemorrhoids that have reached the indications for surgery, it is not recommended to perform surgical treatment during pregnancy, because after the pregnant woman gives birth, the compression of the uterus on the blood vessels disappears and some hemorrhoids will atrophy, so it is not necessary to perform surgical treatment. In addition, pregnant women should pay attention to a light diet, keep their bowels open, and pay attention to the cleanliness of their anus after pooping.