Bleeding in the stool for two consecutive days without pain is often considered to be internal hemorrhoids. The main clinical manifestation of internal hemorrhoids is blood in the stool, and it is painless, bright red in color, and the amount can be small or large, just dripping blood or blood on a paper towel in mild cases, or jet-like bleeding in severe cases. If you are bleeding from internal hemorrhoids, you can use hemorrhoid cream or anal tide ointment to apply to the affected area, while taking oral naked flower purple pearl tablets or taking a sitz bath with warm water every day after the stool, you can use hemorrhoid comfort lotion with warm water and then sitz bath to improve the local discomfort. For middle-aged and older people, such as those over 45 years old, the possibility of bowel cancer should also be considered when there is blood in the stool, because the clinical manifestation of bowel cancer also includes blood in the stool, but blood in the stool is also accompanied by irregular bowel movements, such as constipation or diarrhea. Therefore, young people should first consider hemorrhoids, that is, bleeding internal hemorrhoids, while older middle-aged and elderly people should also consider the possibility of bowel cancer. However, regardless of age, the presence of blood in the stool requires consideration of colonoscopy.