In clinical practice, the treatment of hemorrhoidal bleeding primarily depends on the severity of the bleeding. If a patient experiences frequent hemorrhoidal bleeding and the volume of blood loss is significant, it is recommended to adopt surgical treatments early. Prolonged bleeding can lead to severe anemia, severely impacting the patient's health. Possible surgical options include sclerotherapy, internal hemorrhoid ligation, or surgeries like PPH and TST. However, if the hemorrhoidal bleeding is infrequent and the volume of blood loss is minimal, the first step should be to improve the diet. Consuming more seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables, maintaining smooth bowel movements, not spending too long on bowel movements or straining excessively, and using hemorrhoidal suppositories or ointments for anal administration after bowel movements are recommended.