What causes hemorrhoids bleeding?

Hemorrhoids bleeding may be caused by insufficient drinking water, and may also be related to anal fissure, anal fissure and other diseases.

1. Insufficient drinking water in the

near future leads to dry stools. Due to the hardening of stool texture, hemorrhoids tissue will be stimulated and oppressed, causing bleeding.

2. Anal fissure

patients with anal canal infection caused by pathogenic microorganisms, and without timely treatment, resulting in inflammation that continuously stimulates local intestinal mucosa and hemorrhoids, affecting intestinal motility, causing dry stools and bleeding.

3. Anal

fissure patients due to defecation will cause anal pain, so they will resist defecation and appear dry stools. Due to dry stool friction hemorrhoids, hemorrhoids bleeding may occur.