There is no such thing as not recommending hemorrhoid surgery for young people. Hemorrhoid surgery is based on the severity of the condition, usually the condition of the lesser patients can be conservative treatment or other treatments; the condition of the more serious or by non-surgical methods of treatment is ineffective patients can be surgical treatment. When you have perianal discomfort and consider hemorrhoids, whether or not you can undergo hemorrhoid surgery depends mainly on the severity of the condition when the hemorrhoids flare-ups occur or the patient’s own condition, etc., and there is no such thing as a young person not being advised to undergo hemorrhoid surgery. For asymptomatic hemorrhoids, generally no treatment is needed. Symptomatic hemorrhoids are mainly treated with non-surgical treatments, such as medication to relieve symptoms or injections, adhesive ring ligation therapy and other methods of treating hemorrhoids. As for patients with internal hemorrhoids or mixed hemorrhoids, thrombosed external hemorrhoids, or those who have been ineffective in non-surgical treatments, surgical treatments such as simple hemorrhoidectomy, anastomotic hemorrhoidal mucosal stapling and thrombosed external hemorrhoidal stripping can be considered. The specific treatment plan needs to be decided by a professional doctor according to the severity of the patient’s condition. It is recommended that patients feel perianal discomfort consider hemorrhoids or hemorrhoids conservative treatment is ineffective, to the hospital anorectal department, under the guidance of the doctor to develop a specific treatment plan, to avoid delays in the condition.