Bleeding hemorrhoids are caused by the irritation of swollen hemorrhoidal veins and anal tissue. They can be external or internal. Hemorrhoids, especially internal hemorrhoids, often go unnoticed until blood appears spotted on toilet paper in the stools after a bowel movement.
Too much pressure on the rectal and anal veins is the most common cause of bleeding hemorrhoids. Straining due to constipation, too much sitting, poor diet, obesity, pregnancy, and lack of exercise are the usual suspects that bring about hemorrhoids.
Bleeding results from inflammation of the veins and tissue in and around the anus. Bleeding hemorrhoids can be treated at home if they aren’t too severe. It’s important to treat a bleeding hemorrhoid as soon as it’s noticed to avoid enlargement and increased pain. However, if there is heavy bleeding, severe pain, or if the hemorrhoid is prolapsed (protruding through the anus), a doctor should be seen for treatment.
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