If there are internal hemorrhoids, it depends on whether there are some clinical symptoms of this internal hemorrhoid. If there are no clinical symptoms of internal hemorrhoids, there are no special requirements for fruits, that is, all fruits can be eaten, but of course it is better to eat some seasonal, that is, seasonal fruits. If some internal hemorrhoids cause bleeding, prolapse, pain and other clinical manifestations, it is better to choose fruits that can assist in defecation, such as bananas, dragon fruit, kiwi and pears, apples and other fruits that are rich in fiber or contain seeds that can help in defecation. If the stool is dry and hard, it will repeatedly irritate the mucous membrane of the hemorrhoid area or lower rectum and cause bleeding, resulting in recurring episodes of blood in the stool, and if the stool is dry and hard, it will also aggravate the pain caused by the nucleus of the hemorrhoid coming out of the anus.