A client with hemorrhoids asks for information about a high fiber diet. Which breakfast menu item(s) should the nurse suggest? Select all that apply.

A. Cup of raspberries: Raspberries are high in dietary fiber and water content, making them an excellent choice to promote soft stools and reduce straining during bowel movements. B. Bowl of oatmeal: Oatmeal is rich in soluble fiber, which helps bulk up and soften stools, aiding in the prevention of hemorrhoid irritation and constipation. C. Scrambled eggs: Eggs are low in fiber and do not contribute to stool softening or bowel regulation, so they are not beneficial for a high-fiber diet. D. Raisin bran muffins: These are typically made with whole grains and dried fruit, both good sources of dietary fiber that help improve bowel regularity. E. Bacon slices: Bacon contains no fiber and is high in fat and sodium, which may worsen constipation and hemorrhoid symptoms.