Inclusion criteria:
65-18 years old
Patients with hemorrhoids and those with I, II, III or IV internal hemorrhoid disorder without need for emergency interventions based on physical examination
The presence of anal bleeding as one of the symptoms of a hemorrhoid in the patient (according to the Sodergren scoring system)
Non-use of a drug other than the drug and control drug for the treatment of hemorrhoids during the study period
Exclusion criteria:
Disorders and analgesics including inflammatory bowel disease, Fisher, fistula and perianal rash, rectal prolapse, rectus, benign or malignant tumor of the anus and rectum, and perianal infections
Patients with sodium phentetrazur susceptibility or a history of skin sensitivity to vaseline
Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Patients with severe heart disease, neurology, liver and kidney disease and blood diseases
Taking any local analgesic for the past 7 days
Prohibition of topical use of vaseline or sodium panteurate
The history of permanent prolapse is the entire thickness of the rectum