Can constipation caused by hemorrhoids lead to colon cancer?

Will constipation caused by hemorrhoids lead to colon cancer? Causes of hemorrhoids include: straining during bowel movements, long-term constipation or diarrhea, pregnancy, childbirth, and genetic factors. Not all hemorrhoids have symptoms. In fact, many patients don't even know they have hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids usually manifest as: bleeding during bowel movements, persistent or sensitive lumps in the anus, itching, pain, and mucus discharge in the anus, etc.

Eating more crude fiber foods can soften stools, prevent constipation, and reduce the risk of hemorrhoids. However, if your stomach is not suitable for absorbing too much fiber, eating more will not only not make stools softer, but will also aggravate constipation.
Don't squat in the bathroom for an hour or so. Prolonging the time in the toilet will make the stool harder.
In life, many people have misunderstandings about hemorrhoids, and even think that hemorrhoids can cause cancer. In fact, colorectal cancer does not evolve from hemorrhoids. It starts from benign polyps, grows larger over time, and finally turns into cancer. Both hemorrhoids and colorectal cancer can cause blood in the stool. Some people think it is hemorrhoids when they first see blood in the stool. It often takes a long time to find out that it is colorectal cancer, and then they mistakenly think that hemorrhoids will develop into cancer, which is also unscientific. If there is persistent blood in the stool, you should seek medical attention in time. If you suspect colorectal cancer, you should have a colonoscopy. Colonoscopy is a flexible endoscope that enters the intestine through the anus for examination. At the same time, polyps in the intestine can be removed to prevent future colorectal cancer. The operation is painless and no hospitalization is required.