There is no significant correlation between hemorrhoids and anal fissures and vitamin deficiencies. Supplementation with vitamin-rich foods can help with the passage of stools and may assist in the treatment of the disease. Hemorrhoids and anal fissure are both common anorectal diseases, and the etiology and pathogenesis of both are not yet clear. It is generally believed that the formation of hemorrhoids and the anal cushion downward or venous expansion of blood related, anal fissure due to constipation, fecal dryness and other mechanical damage caused. Therefore, vitamin deficiency has no obvious correlation with the occurrence of these two diseases. However, daily intake of food rich in vitamins, fiber, water and other nutrients, help to maintain smooth stools, relieve constipation, diarrhea and other bad bowel habits, to avoid aggravation of hemorrhoids and fissure symptoms. When suffering from hemorrhoids or anal fissure, it is recommended to consult a doctor for preventive or therapeutic advice, rather than taking medication or treatment on your own.