Will hemorrhoids cause bleeding when the stool is not coarse?

Hemorrhoids may or may not cause bloody stool, depending on the situation. When hemorrhoid patients experience bloody stool, it is usually related to factors such as excessive force during defecation and constipation.

1. Bloody stool may occur:

If the patient has hemorrhoids, and the condition is severe, such as internal hemorrhoid prolapse, the blood vessels around the anus may be squeezed during defecation, causing local capillary rupture and bleeding, resulting in bloody stool. If the patient has hemorrhoids but fails to take proper care measures, such as frequently consuming spicy or irritating foods or sitting for extended periods, it may exacerbate the condition and lead to anal fissures, also causing bloody stool.

2. Bloody stool may not occur:

If the patient's hemorrhoid symptoms are mild and there are no obvious discomforts, it generally will not affect normal defecation. Therefore, there will be no issue with the stool not being coarse. However, as the condition progresses, it may lead to充血edema in the anal area, causing pain and swelling. If the patient exerts excessive force during defecation, it may also cause capillary rupture and bleeding around the anus, resulting in bloody stool.

It is recommended that patients promptly visit the hospital for examination and diagnosis. If the symptoms are caused by hemorrhoids, topical treatments such as Mayinglong Musk Hemorrhoid Ointment and Compound Carrageenan Ester Cream can be used under the guidance of a physician. Antibiotics such as Amoxicillin Capsules and Cefixime Tablets can also be prescribed if necessary.