Is there a connection between internal hems (mostly on the left side of rectum) and pain that develops and radiate to left gluteus and left leg after bm?

In April I developed a fissure that bled and caused a great deal of pain. After two treatments of diltiazem and nitro compound in addition of Epsom salts sitz baths, daily Konzyl (psyllium), lots of water and a good diet, a recent colonoscopy showed no signs of fissure but several internal hems, which are the cause now of on and off bright blood I get when wiping and in the stool. After a painless bm, discomfort develops on my left gluteus (the hems are on the left) and as the day progresses the pain (bearable but uncomfortable) radiates down the left leg.

[color=#FF0000]Is it possible that the varicose veins press the sciatic nerve?[/color]

I am not a doctor, but would be thinking that pain radiation to legs are mostly connected to lower back problems. Like degeneration disease or disk protrusions.

You can also diagnose this going to MR scan, just to exclude problem

Thanks Pin Pin for replying but I must say that since I last posted, I am totally healed!

Best,
Tushi