What should I do with hemorrhoids?

External hemorrhoids are treated by hemorrhoidectomy and medication. The procedure involves inserting PPH staplers into the painless area at the junction of the rectum and anal canal for treatment. Part of the external hemorrhoids and hemorrhoidal mucosa block the bleeding of the hemorrhoids supply vessels, and at the same time suspend the slipped tissue upward and fix it. External hemorrhoids shrink automatically, thus eliminating the root cause of hemorrhoids. Including suppositories, ointments and lotions, you should use a cotton swab dipped in the ointment and apply it to the anus after defecation, or apply the ointment to the hemorrhoid suppository and stuff it into the anus. When inserting the medicine, try to put it in as far as possible.