What are bleeding internal hemorrhoids? Internal hemorrhoids occur way above the dentate line or the pectinate line in the rectum which is usually covered by a mucous membrane.
One symptom that quickly makes the identification of internal hemorrhoids possible is the rectal bleeding with which it is associated.
Although the expulsion or release of copious amounts of blood is expected in both types of hemorrhoids, internal bleeding hemorrhoids is different in that fresh blood may be seen to accompany stool passed out by the sufferer or seen to stain toilet seat or the tissue paper used.
You could have experienced this at one time or the other before and would have wondered on the likely cause or reason for the bleeding.
There are many reasons a hemorrhoids patient may experience blood stained stool.
Some causes of bleeding internal hemorrhoids includes

• Chronic constipation which can lead to belabored stay in the toilet with extra straining of the bowels for the expulsion of fecal material.
  
• When heavy weights are lifted, it can cause undue strain on the bowels which would ultimately lead to the release of some amount of blood anytime there is movement of the bowels.
  
• Obesity is another cause of internal bleeding hemorrhoids.
  
• Occasionally when you have a protracted period of standing or sitting, there is every tendency that you would have this experience of blood stained stool.
  
• Pregnant women do occasionally experience this condition too due to increased straining involved in bowel movement and hypertension.
  

Stages of bleeding hemorrhoids The treatment given would depend on the stage or extent to which the bleeding hemorrhoids have developed in the patient.

• It is possible that the internal hemorrhoids enlarge but a sufferer would not experience a prolapse.
  This may not be seen unless with the aid of a proctoscope.
  
• In another level of hemorrhoids, a prolapse of the internal hemorrhoids may be experienced with the expulsion of fecal materials but a retraction to the original position occurs spontaneously.
  This also can not be seen externally unless by the use of a proctoscope.
  
• A third stage of internal hemorrhoids occurs where there is a prolapse that occurs and can be seen externally but can be reinstated manually into its original position.
  
• The last stage and perhaps the most chronic case of internal hemorrhoids is seen where there is a prolapse and a replacement is not possible even after manual adjustment is tried.
  

Common treatments for bleeding internal hemorrhoids Treatment given to these different stages of internal bleeding hemorrhoids would be different and can not be the same.
You need to consult your doctor for proper diagnosis to determine the level of severity for your bleeding hemorrhoids.
Common treatments given to hemorrhoids usually include rubber band ligation, infrared photocoagulation, laser coagulation, injection sclerotherapy and hemorrhoidectomy.
There are alternative treatments for internal bleeding hemorrhoids that are cost effective and efficient as well, this includes the use of herbal therapy that can equally be used and would produce quick results.
These includes but not limited to Witch Hazel, Hemorrhoid Miracle, Venapro also work well for bleeding hemorrhoids treatments and many more.