Can postpartum hemorrhoids heal on their own?

The four words "Nine out of ten people suffer from hemorrhoids" best reflect how high the incidence of hemorrhoids is. Nowadays, many people prefer to eat spicy food, which leads to frequent hemorrhoids. However, pregnant women are prone to hemorrhoids, so how long will it take to cure hemorrhoids after giving birth?

Although hemorrhoids after childbirth are a common disease, they cannot be cured. In the early stages of hemorrhoids, the symptoms can be alleviated through diet adjustment and medication, but they cannot be completely cured. If you want to completely cure it, you must know Dr. Ling. If pregnant women do not take care of hemorrhoids, the hemorrhoids will become more serious and aggravate the condition.

It turns out that hemorrhoids after childbirth are mainly caused by the fact that the detoxification system of the pregnant woman’s body has not fully recovered. Due to constipation and some functions of the body have not fully recovered, hemorrhoids after childbirth occur, which causes inconvenience and pain to many mothers. Therefore, the key to hemorrhoids after childbirth is to prevent and schedule delivery. If expectant mothers find that their hemorrhoids seem to have healed after delivery, and then they start to eat carelessly and have irregular bowel movements, then the hemorrhoids will recur, so they must not take it lightly. The treatment for hemorrhoids after childbirth is daily maintenance.

What should pregnant women do if they have hemorrhoids?

1. Start with the cause: such as insufficient intake of methylcellulose and water. Some pregnant women are reluctant to drink more water because the baby in their abdomen presses on their bladder. It is recommended to implement 5 servings of vegetables and fruits every day, drink 2000ml of water every day, and increase exercise.

2. You can take a bath: You can use warm water at 38-40 degrees, 3 times a day, 5 minutes each time, and there is no need to add anything else to the water. Bathing can improve blood circulation, relieve pain, and reduce swelling of hemorrhoids.

3. You can apply plaster after wiping the water: because the dosage of medicine used to treat hemorrhoids is very mild, it is not easy to affect the fetus or breast milk.

4. If swelling persists after traditional treatment, or the wound causes other symptoms, it will be called a subacute case and must be treated surgically.