During pregnancy, due to increased abdominal pressure, patients who already have hemorrhoids may experience internal swelling or even prolapse. To treat and alleviate prolapsed hemorrhoids during pregnancy, conservative treatment should be the first approach. Surgical treatments may lead to local pain due to wounds, which can cause false contractions. Conservative treatments can include using dilute salt water or potassium permanganate solution for local washing and hot compresses to promote mucosal retraction. Additionally, a hemorrhoid cream with safe ingredients specifically for pregnant women can be applied locally. If the prolapse is severe, surgery is recommended after delivery. (Please use medication under the guidance of a professional physician and do not self-medicate.)