The more appropriate sleeping position for hemorrhoids is the side-lying position. The side lying position has less local perianal pressure, which is good for the recovery of hemorrhoids; the supine position causes local pressure, which is not conducive to local blood circulation and is not good for the recovery of hemorrhoids. The first thing that should be done to deal with hemorrhoids is to promptly identify the cause of the hemorrhoids. If it comes from obesity, long-term high-fat, high-calorie diet or lack of physical exercise, you should promptly adjust your life diet structure. In particular, some hemorrhoid patients like to eat a spicy, stimulating diet, resulting in a high incidence of hemorrhoids, which should be adjusted in a timely manner. If the hemorrhoids are not too serious, you can use topical suppositories topically to play a certain therapeutic effect. If the symptoms are more severe, surgery may be considered necessary.