What should I do if I have hemorrhoids during pregnancy, and what should I do if I have hemorrhoids

Precautions for pregnant women with hemorrhoids.

In general, hemorrhoids are an extremely headache problem when women are pregnant, so it is best to give hemorrhoids before pregnancy**. If you have symptoms of hemorrhoids during pregnancy, you should still use high-fiber food, warm sitz bath and stool softeners, and topical ointments and suppositories can also help, but when using ointment suppositories, you must use safe drugs. Some medications that contain steroids, especially in the first stages of pregnancy, should be avoided as much as possible.

There are some local non-surgical** that need to be considered for safety in pregnant women. So far, rubber band ligation and local carbolic acid injection have been reported in the literature as feasible and safe. However, the jury is inconclusive as to whether infrared coagulators and lasers are safe to use in pregnant women because they are still not widely used.

If the symptoms are severe, surgery** cannot be avoided. Surgery should be avoided as much as possible in the early stages of pregnancy, as that is the period when fetal organs are formed. At the end of pregnancy, it is better to have surgery in the second trimester because the pregnant woman has a large belly, it is difficult to arrange the position during the operation, and she is afraid of early delivery due to the surgery.

It is best to use a topical anesthetic during surgery, and to avoid pre-operative administration to avoid adverse effects on the fetus.

When a pregnant woman has symptoms and symptoms of haemorrhoids, it is important to choose the appropriate method according to the symptoms, the severity of the symptoms, and the period of pregnancy. In principle, it is still conservative** and appropriate patients are selected to give surgery**, which not only has fewer complications after surgery, but also can obtain good results.

If it's blood, it's hemorrhoids, so don't be nervous. Wash PP with warm water after each bowel movement, and then take care to prevent constipation. Drink a glass of warm water every morning, usually eat more laxative foods such as bananas, sesame oil, walnuts, etc., defecate regularly, and squat for a while if you don't want to.

Generally, it doesn't matter, it's not a serious illness, it won't affect the baby, don't sit too long, even if you can't now, you will get hemorrhoids when you give birth to a baby.

To learn self-regulation, correct sitting, standing, eating and conditioning methods can effectively alleviate symptoms. Eat reasonably, don't overeat, cause excessive pressure on the rectum, and be reasonable in combination. Secondly, pay attention to local cleansing, insist on warm sitz bath, and massage the perianal tissues for 3-4 minutes to speed up blood circulation.

Hemorrhoids during pregnancy due to the need to consider the impact on the baby, most of them are conservative drugs**, and surgery is generally not performed in non-life-threatening cases**. However, many hemorrhoid creams contain musk and borneol, which will be detrimental to the development of the fetus and even cause miscarriage. Therefore, choosing a safe and non-effective drug is the key to hemorrhoids in pregnant women.

If you have hemorrhoids during pregnancy, it is best not to use surgery to carry out **, and you need to improve your diet in time to avoid hemorrhoids affecting your child's health.

If you have hemorrhoids during pregnancy, you can go to the hospital for a check-up, and you must usually have a good habit, do not eat more spicy food, you should eat more vegetables and fruits.

You can use relieving medications, or go to the hospital to check the condition of hemorrhoids, you can also drink plenty of water, or eat vegetables and fruits, which can relieve the symptoms of hemorrhoids.

If this is the case, try to use some medicinal powder, in fact, don't sit often, you can also go to the hospital to check, and do a good job, so as to avoid more difficulties during production.