Can hemorrhoids be treated conservatively?

Stage III hemorrhoids are mainly characterized by prolapse. It is characterized by anal detachment after defecation. Generally, prolapse hemorrhoids need to be restored by hand or external force. General symptoms do not occur frequently or are not serious. Conservative treatment can be considered. Drug treatment through diet regulation can achieve restoration or relieve symptoms.

When symptoms occur repeatedly or increase in frequency, symptoms are not relieved obviously after drug use, seriously affecting quality of life, further treatment can be considered, such as surgical intervention, to achieve the purpose of relieving symptoms and eliminating diseases.