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Can very spicy food cause internal hem. to bleed? sigmoidoscopy showed stage 1's. suspected ibs also. enough blood to drip and turn water red
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Yes: Spicy foods can irritate and aggravate hemorrhoids. Diet is critical to make them better. Avoid hard stools and constipation too.
Answered 2/15/2014
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