The hemorrhoid suppositories do not need to be removed after use, they are inserted into the rectum through the anus, where they melt due to body temperature and are then distributed in the lower rectum and on the surface of the internal hemorrhoids for therapeutic purposes. Most hemorrhoid suppositories are very commonly used in clinical practice, and most of them have the effect of stopping bleeding, reducing swelling and pain, and removing decay and creating muscle. They are very effective in treating the symptoms of acute hemorrhoid attacks and can also be used in post-operative hemorrhoid patients to promote healing of the wound. The hemorrhoid suppositories should be stored with care, and need to be refrigerated in hot weather to prevent them from softening and affecting their use.