It is not necessarily related and needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. Positive fecal transferrin indicates that there may be gastrointestinal bleeding, and if you have hemorrhoids, it can also cause positive fecal transferrin. Therefore, a positive fecal transferrin test can be attributed to hemorrhoids. However, it is necessary to take into account all the symptoms of the body to determine and analyze. If this is not clear, a colonoscopy is needed to determine the cause. There is no relationship: transferrin is the main iron-containing protein in plasma, and its main role is to transport the iron absorbed in the digestive tract and red blood cells after degradation. This is followed by the formation of a complex that is transported to the bone marrow to regenerate mature red blood cells. Only symptoms caused by gastrointestinal bleeding can lead to a positive fecal transferrin. Therefore, without taking into account that the patient suffers from hemorrhoids, the patient will also be positive for transferrin after having consumed animal blood products. In case of positive transferrin, a timely gastroscopic colonoscopy should be performed in the hospital in case it is not certain what the cause is. Therefore, fecal ferritin positive, it is recommended that the patient needs to go to the hospital for medical history, physical examination and related series of auxiliary examination to confirm the cause of the disease.