What medicine should be used for hemorrhoids during lactation?

No matter what disease a breastfeeding mother has, she needs to be particularly cautious in taking medication. Generally, many women will develop hemorrhoids after giving birth. If you suffer from hemorrhoids during breastfeeding, you must not take medication indiscriminately, because blind use of medication may affect the baby. If a breastfeeding woman suffers from hemorrhoids, it is best to go to the hospital and take medication under the guidance of a doctor. Do not take it blindly on your own. What medicine should be used for hemorrhoids during lactation?

1. Chinese herbal medicine

1. Vitamin E, 30 mg per serving, 3 times a day.

2. Xiaozhi Pills, 1 pill each time, twice a day.

2. TCM Syndrome Differentiation

1. Fumigation method

Take 150 grams of Glauber's salt and 15 grams of alum. Crush the above medicines and place them in a basin, then add 2000 ml of boiling water to dissolve the medicines. The patient sits on the basin and first fumigates the anus with hot air. After the water temperature drops, wash the affected area with medicated water and sit in the basin until the water cools down. Fumigation and washing should be done 2-3 times a day.

This prescription is suitable for external hemorrhoids.

2. Rub method

Use 3 grams of borneol and borneol and several large snails. Wash the snails, open the snail lid with a knife, add an appropriate amount of borneol, and poke the snail meat and borneol several times with the tip of the knife. After being left for a period of time, the snail meat will turn into liquid. Apply this liquid to the affected area.

This prescription is suitable for treating various hemorrhoids.

3. Prescriptions and folk remedies

1. Take an appropriate amount of dried white eggplant. Burn it into ashes and grind it into powder. Take 3 grams 3 times a day.

2. Use equal parts of anti-inflammatory powder and vanishing cream. After mixing well, apply to the affected area several times and it will not recur.

Hemorrhoids are more likely to occur during breastfeeding. Hemorrhoids can be divided into internal hemorrhoids, external hemorrhoids and mixed hemorrhoids. Taking internal hemorrhoids as an example, the common symptom is painless, intermittent bloody stools. However, some people may encounter a situation where the hemorrhoids protrude out of the anus and cannot recover. The hemorrhoids will turn purple and cause unbearable pain. This situation is more likely to occur after childbirth. What should I do now?

It is best not to take medication during breastfeeding. It is recommended to take a cold water sitz bath when bleeding occurs. Eat more vegetables and fruits to soften the stool and prevent constipation. At the same time, do some exercises to strengthen the anal sphincter contraction.

1. Strengthen systemic and local functional training to improve disease resistance.

2. Correct bad bowel habits and prevent and treat constipation and diarrhea in time.

3. Avoid excessive fatigue and combine work and rest; avoid carrying heavy loads for long periods of time and traveling long distances; avoid sitting, walking, standing, or squatting for long periods of time. If your job requires it, you should constantly change your posture.

4. The anus should be cleaned when you have diarrhea, after defecation, when you sweat too much in hot weather, and after walking for a long time.

5. Keep your emotions calm and stable and avoid excessive emotions.

6. Avoid spicy food or irritating drugs.

Drink more water and fiber: Constipation is the biggest cause of hemorrhoids. Therefore, to prevent and treat constipation, you need to drink more water and eat more fiber-rich foods (see the treatment of constipation). Apples, beets, Brazil nuts, broccoli, cabbage greens, carrots, mung beans, guar bran, king beans, pears, peas, psyllium and whole wheat grains are all good choices.