Hemorrhoids do not cause lower back pain. They can be caused by a recent cold or overexertion of the lower back and a hard bedpan, which can lead to poor blood flow in the lower back. The hemorrhoids mainly cause painless blood in the stool, and the blood is bright red, mostly after the defecation appears to shoot blood or blood on the hand paper, accompanied by a feeling of anal swelling or an increase in the number of bowel movements, and does not cause the patient to have back pain. So for hemorrhoid patients, you should take medication conservative treatment as early as possible to avoid aggravation of hemorrhoids or late hemorrhoid prolapse, causing impaction and necrosis. Also pay attention to the hygiene of the perianal area to avoid infection and inflammation.