Internal hemorrhoids only occur in the last two inches (5 cm) of your bottom hole.So if it bleeds it will seen from outside.
Hemorrhoids cause bright red anal bleeding.
Could happen if caused serious injuries...
The common symptoms of Hemorrhoids are small lumps or swelling in the anus or rectum. These lumps can cause pain or bleeding and are categorized into internal, external, or bleeding Hemorrhoids.
Yes, if the bleeding is excessive.
Cancer and hemorrhoids are completely two different terms. If proper care and treatment is not taken and hemorrhoids get worse then it can turn into gangrene. Both colorectal and anal cancer have symptoms which may cause them to be mistaken for far more benign diseases, like hemorrhoids. The biggest difference between the symptoms of hemorrhoids and those of colorectal cancer is that rectal bleeding from colorectal cancer will most likely be dark and/or already hardening while hemorrhoidal bleeding is usually bright red and very fresh. If you want to know more about the relation between Cancer and Hemorrhoids, you can read:
There are no medicines that cause hemorrhoids, but there are medicines that cause constipation. Constipation will cause hemorrhoids. Some medicines that can cause constipation that leads to hemorrhoids are Vicodin, antibiotics, and other prescription drugs.
Yes it can. The feces is harder and you can get hemorrhoids which will break and bleed when the feces press on it or it will just bleed a little anyway.
Tincture of yarrow is said to be good for hemorrhoids. Yarrow is associated with stopping bleeding.
Sergery
Hemorrhoids are veins in the anus or rectum that become enlarged or swollen and cause symptoms like pain or bleeding. This condition is also called piles. The causes of hemorrhoids can include pregnancy, aging, chronic constipation, and being obese.
Hemorrhoids are caused by excessive strain on the veins of the anorectal area. Yes, increased straining from diarrhea can cause Hemorrhoids.
Yes. According to my colon hydro-therapist who knows a whole lot about colons. She says internal hemorrhoids can block stool from moving through the colon. Internal hemorrhoids can block stool from moving towards the anus.