The increased internal pressure in the abdomen of pregnant women during pregnancy leads to varicose veins at the anus, forming venous masses that induce hemorrhoids. For post partum moms, as the intestinal tract is not sufficiently powered, which often causes constipation. Long-term accumulation of toxins may cause complications in the colon or rectum. For such symptoms, we usually start with a conservative approach to treatment, such as herbal fumigation and sitz bath therapy, to help clear heat and detoxify the blood and relieve itching and other symptoms. For a quick solution, we also offer medication to help improve local blood circulation. Finally, a healthy diet, a regular lifestyle, and proper exercise can reduce venous pressure and strengthen the function of the cardiovascular system. The common "sphincter lifting exercise" is also one of the most effective ways to help the bowels flow smoothly. By eating more coarse fiber foods, drinking more water, and paying more attention to hygiene, hemorrhoids will eliminate edema more quickly.