I am often asked this question by patients. According to my clinical experience, hemorrhoids can be treated conservatively with 1 and phase 2 drugs, and the cost ranges from hundreds to thousands. Hemorrhoids are serious to stage 3 or 4, which requires surgical treatment. The cost of treatment is about 5000-10.5 million, the hospitalization time is 7- 15 days, and it takes at least 3 months to fully recover. No matter what kind of treatment, anal care should be done to prevent the disease from getting worse. The key points of nursing are: let the anus hang in the air when sitting, wash the anus with water after defecation, and fumigate with potassium permanganate every day. You can buy an electric anal care bag in the hospital, which has an anal cleaner to help you clean it after it is convenient. The anal medicine bucket is put on the toilet for fumigation and bathing. When sitting, the anal support pad is used to help pause the wound and promote edema resolution. Pay special attention to dilute 100 times with potassium permanganate solution with the concentration of 1: 50 before use, and be careful not to buy it for andrology or gynecology with the concentration of 1:5000, otherwise you should buy at least ten bottles at a time. If there is blood in the stool, it is necessary to add an anal disinfectant towel after defecation, otherwise the bacteria remaining in the stool will pollute the wound and aggravate the condition. Pay special attention not to buy fakes that look cheap. For example, the airway and infusion tube of anal medicine barrel used in hospital are the same material and do not react with liquid medicine. Counterfeit products are made of recycled rubber, which will release a lot of toxic components when exposed to hot water.