What are the causes of painful bowel movements after childbirth?

There are several groups of people in life who are prone to hemorrhoids. The first is older people, and the second is patients who often rest in bed. These are women who are pregnant or in confinement. Once hemorrhoids appear after childbirth, pain will occur in the anus during bowel movements. In addition, the causes of postpartum bowel pain may also be the following.

There are three reasons for painful bowel movements after childbirth:

Postpartum painful bleeding in stool has the following reasons: 1. Blood in stool: Symptoms of early internal hemorrhoids.

Suggestions: 2. Anorectal pain 3. Anorectal distension. The main symptom of external hemorrhoids is that there is no pain when there is no inflammation in internal hemorrhoids. The pain of hemorrhoidal congestion often occurs when the internal hemorrhoids are infected, incarcerated, and strangulated necrosis, and it often causes severe pain of hemorrhoidal congestion. 4. Prolapse of anal tumor: the main symptom of middle and late stage internal hemorrhoids. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

Usually hemorrhoids are considered to cause bleeding

Suggestions: It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up. Pay attention to preventing constipation. Prevention of constipation: 1. Strengthen exercise: Promote gastrointestinal motility, prevent constipation, consciously contract the anus upward, 1 set each morning and evening, 30 times each time, to exercise the anal sphincter. 2. Rationally adjust your diet: Eat more vegetables, fruits, beans and other coarse grains that are rich in vitamins and fiber, drink plenty of water to keep the stool lubricated and unobstructed; eat less spicy and irritating foods, such as peppers, garlic, onions, mustard, etc. 3. Develop good bowel habits: regular bowel movements, preferably every morning. 4. Get rid of bad habits: Do not hold your bowel movements, do not squat on the toilet for too long, read newspapers, or exert too much force. These are bad bowel habits and should be corrected. 5. Drink a cup of warm water early every day. Drink a glass of warm water every morning after getting up. 6. Develop the habit of massaging your abdomen 2-3 times a day. In the morning, you can do abdominal breathing first and then massage, and in the evening, you can massage first and then do abdominal breathing, either lying on your back or sitting. Use the palm of your hand to massage your abdomen in clockwise circles centered on your navel with moderate force, no less than 30 to 50 circles each time.

For patients with constipation caused by anal fissure, they can take laxatives orally to make the stool soft and lubricated, increase the intake of high-fiber foods and change bowel habits to gradually correct the occurrence of constipation. For those with anal skin damage, active treatment should be given to prevent ulcers from forming due to infection.