The ruling on the emergence of a small amount of blood during the day in Ramadan

Question:
The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, what is the ruling on the emergence of a small amount of blood during the day in Ramadan?

Answer:
A small amount of blood does not break the fast. A small amount of blood does not break the fast, and likewise a large amount of blood that comes out without your choice, such as a person who is injured and a lot of blood comes out of him; this does not break the fast because it is without his choice. As for a large amount of blood that comes out by your choice and is caused by you, such as cupping, such as drawing blood for first aid, or for a patient, or for donation; drawing blood is like cupping. And cupping breaks the fast of the one who is fasting, as in the hadith because it is the drawing of the blood by which you have strength. The blood contains the strength of the body, so if it is drawn, the body becomes weak. Therefore, it breaks the fast if this is by his choice. Yes.