Internal hemorrhoids have prolapsed with slight bleeding. This is primarily considered to be due to pathological hypertrophy and descent of the anal cushions, causing the internal hemorrhoids to prolapse and the mucosa of the hemorrhoids to erode, leading to symptoms of rectal bleeding. For such cases, if the prolapsed internal hemorrhoids cannot spontaneously reduce, it is necessary to promptly adopt surgical methods such as hemorrhoidal banding, PPH (Procedure for Prolapse and Hemorrhoids), or TST (Transanal Hemorrhoidal Dearterialization). If the prolapsed hemorrhoids can spontaneously reduce, conservative treatment with medication may be temporarily used, such as applying compound preparations like mixed hemorrhoid suppositories or Jiuhua suppositories anally. Moreover, attention should be paid to a light diet, avoiding foods such as fishy seafood. It is also important to maintain smooth bowel movements; thus, eating less cold, hard food and avoiding difficult defecation that can lead to prolonged toileting times.