What to do if you have hemorrhoids after a normal birth

The digestive ability is poor after childbirth, the gastrointestinal motility is relatively slow, and there is no exercise during the postpartum confinement period, which makes constipation more likely. At this time, you must pay attention to your eating habits, eat some easily digestible grain protein, and you can also drink some milk powder suitable for postpartum women, which can help defecation. You must drink more boiled water during the confinement period. The dirt in the body can be discharged with urine, which is more conducive to the body's recovery.

1. What to do if postpartum hemorrhoids are severe

Postpartum hemorrhoids can seriously affect a woman's body, so we must not ignore it. If it continues for a long time, it may aggravate your condition and bring more adverse harm to your life. So I hope everyone can master these methods to deal with it scientifically and effectively in daily life.

Many women suffer from anal fissures after childbirth. Have you checked and confirmed that it is hemorrhoids? Hemorrhoids 2. Early stage (stage I): Hemorrhoids are small and soft, with bright red or purple surface, and they do not fall out of the anus during defecation. Bleeding during or after defecation, in the form of drops or spurts, the blood is bright red, not mixed with feces, and occurs intermittently.

Middle stage (stage II): Hemorrhoids are larger and more bulging. They may protrude from the anus during bowel movements and retract on their own after bowel movements. Bleeding after defecation is less than in the early stage.

In the later stage (stage III), hemorrhoids are larger, harder, and slightly grayish white in surface. They may protrude out of the anus during defecation, or even when walking, coughing, sneezing or standing. They cannot be retracted on their own and must be pushed back by hand, or by lying flat or applying hot compresses. There will be little or no bleeding in the stool.

The above is an introduction to the problem of hemorrhoids in women after childbirth. I hope everyone can pay more attention to it from these introductions. As long as we respond and solve them scientifically and effectively, we can help ourselves alleviate these problems and better ensure our own health.

2. Symptoms of postpartum hemorrhoids

Postpartum external hemorrhoids are located below the teeth line, with pain and lumps as the main symptoms, and skin tags of varying sizes and shapes growing around the anus. External hemorrhoids can be very painful when they become inflamed or thrombosed. External hemorrhoids will bleed when they are scratched or inflamed, and long-term bloody stools can lead to anemia. When internal hemorrhoids appear after childbirth, you should pay attention to eating a light diet, drink more soup, you can drink some honey water, and stand and walk more. In severe cases, surgical treatment should be performed.

The first step in treating postpartum internal hemorrhoids is to keep the bowels open and eat easily digestible foods with less residue. The diet should be a combination of coarse and fine foods, drink less strong tea, coffee, alcohol and eat less spicy food to reduce irritation to the anal canal. Take a warm water sitz bath after defecation and apply hemorrhoid suppository or hemorrhoid ointment topically. Depending on the condition, injection therapy, cryotherapy and physical therapy can be used.