Hemorrhoids are very common in clinical settings. Their main clinical manifestations are rectal bleeding and the prolapse of anal lumps. When a patient experiences rectal bleeding, the first step is to instruct the patient to maintain a light diet, avoiding spicy, greasy, irritating, and hard foods. Hemostasis can be achieved through some oral medications. Secondly, local compression with gauze can be used for hemostasis. Third, topical applications of hemorrhoid ointments can also be used for hemostasis. Finally, if the above treatments are ineffective, surgical methods can be used for hemostasis. (Medication should be used under the guidance of a doctor.)