Generally, you have developed hemorrhoids (also known as piles) for a while before you notice the first signs of hemorrhoid bleeding. Usually piles do not develop into hemorrhoid bleeding right away. It has to progress to the point where your anal veins have absolutely had enough before it comes to noticing the red substance on your toilet paper.

Piles are a result of your anal veins becoming extremely irritated and often swollen. There is much itching and pain that is usually associated. The reasons your anal veins progress to this point is caused by a number of things. And once you have progressed to hemorrhoid bleeding, you have dealt with your situation for too long.

The causes of piles include an increase in pressure over your veins in your anal region, often caused by constipation and/or pregnancy. Other factors include the health circulation of your blood, surprisingly. The main function of your veins is to carry the blood. So if the blood is not cleansing properly or it is not circulating as it should, this can lead to build up and small blood clots. Pressure and build up leads to inflammation and irritation. And your body cannot repair its hemorrhoid bleeding if it does not get the necessary nutrition that is required.

All of those symptoms contribute to the development of piles. So what pushes your piles to the point of hemorrhoid bleeding? Quite simply, when they have endured TOO much pressure for TOO long they end up with hemorrhoid bleeding. The pressure splits or tears your anal veins from which issues the hemorrhoid bleeding.

Another cause of hemorrhoid bleeding can actually stem from sharp stool. It sounds crazy, but I think we have all dealt with bowel movements including sharp stool. When the sharp stool passes, it has actually been known to cut the veins which will also result in hemorrhoid bleeding.

Either way, if you are dealing with hemorrhoid bleeding, there is still hope. You are not a lost cause. And you can actually find relief. You just have to take a few steps to get there. You first need to reduce the pressure so your veins can heal more quickly. You can reverse constipation with ingredients like cayenne and ginger. This is your first step to healing hemorrhoid bleeding.

Next you need to strengthen your veins with ingredients like white oak bark and stone root. Your hemorrhoid bleeding can cease if your veins are healthy enough to heal. Lastly you can prevent future hemorrhoid bleeding if you use ingredients like witch hazel and butchers broom to cleanse your blood. Good luck!