Hemorrhoid tissue is a physiological structure and there is no way we can give up walking upright, so strictly speaking hemorrhoids cannot be cured. Only when hemorrhoids become symptomatic do we call them hemorrhoids. Clinically, hemorrhoids are often divided into 4 stages according to the degree of prolapse of internal hemorrhoids: Stage 1: Hemorrhoids prolapse without blood in the stool; Stage 2: Hemorrhoids prolapse during defecation and can be returned on their own; Stage 3: Hemorrhoids prolapse during defecation and need to be returned by hand; Stage 4: Hemorrhoids prolapse and cannot be returned completely by hand. For stage 1 and 2 hemorrhoids, conservative treatment is the main treatment; for stage 3 or more hemorrhoids, surgical treatment is considered on the basis of conservative treatment; conservative treatment should be used throughout all stages of hemorrhoid prevention and treatment. 1.Change the wrong perception of defecation and correct bad defecation habits. (1) Insist on having a bowel movement at least once a day; if the stool is loose and smooth, it is not necessary to have a bowel movement every day. (2) Regularly defecate every day, ignore the first bowel movement – the stool accumulates to a certain volume in the rectal jugular, forming a defecation reflex and generating bowel movement, which requires timely defecation; if the situation does not allow, you need to defecate on your own afterwards; avoid the stool in the rectum for too long, resulting in dry, hard, fecal lumps that affect defecation; so we should pay more attention to first bowel movement, not what time to defecate, to avoid causing waiting and straining at the toilet. (3) Emptying stool – strictly speaking, we cannot empty all the stool in the intestinal canal. We only need to empty the stool in the rectal pot belly above the anus; don’t wait for a long time on the toilet and wait for the so-called residual stool, which is actually the stool in the upper rectal canal being squeezed down and discharged to the anus to produce; 3-5 minutes of toilet time is enough to end the bowel movement in time, and you can have a second bowel movement if necessary. (4) Ignore the impact of diarrhea on hemorrhoids – people are more concerned about constipation, resulting in the indiscriminate use of various laxatives, but really ignore the problem of diarrhea; diarrhea can cause excessive speed of defecation, excessive shear force on the anal canal, damage to the anal canal, anal sinus, resulting in anal fissure, sinusitis, perianal abscess, hemorrhoids and other diseases; diarrhea defecation needs to control the speed of stool, as far as possible Slow defecation, while treating the original disease. 2, followed by general treatment: drink more water, more dietary fiber, keep the stool open, warm water bath, pay attention to the cleanliness around the anus, shorten the time of defecation, etc. is effective for the treatment of all types of hemorrhoids. 3.Local medication: including suppositories, creams and lotions. Suppositories and creams containing mucosal repair and lubricating ingredients have a better therapeutic effect on hemorrhoids. Drugs containing steroid derivatives can relieve symptoms in the acute phase, but should not be used long-term and prophylactically. 4.Systemic drug therapy, commonly used drugs include anti-inflammatory analgesics, venous enhancers: (1) Anti-inflammatory analgesics: can effectively relieve pain caused by internal or thrombosed external hemorrhoids. (2) Venous enhancers: commonly used are micronized purified flavonoid ingredients that can reduce the symptoms of the acute phase of internal hemorrhoids, such as Avalanche, calcium hydroxybenzene sulfonate, etc. (3) Chinese medicine dialectical treatment, such as Diyu Sophora Pill, Anti-Hemorrhoid Pill, etc.