Pregnant women should not be ashamed to talk about anal itching

Many mothers often experience anal itching during pregnancy. This is an unspeakable secret. They dare not go to the hospital for examination, nor dare to speak to their families, and they feel very embarrassed. Anal itching is not uncommon during pregnancy. This is due to uterine compression, protruding intestines, and long-term constipation leading to anal infection. Anal itching may be a problem of eczema, hemorrhoids, or vaginitis. You should go to the hospital for examination more often to confirm the cause and then treat it.

Pregnant women's anus itching may be perianal eczema

The itching of the anus in pregnant women is likely a symptom caused by perianal eczema, which usually causes symptoms such as perianal itching and rash. Pregnant women should eat less spicy foods such as chili peppers and white wine. Analyze various objects, utensils, and chemicals that come into contact with the items for possible allergens and remove them. Keep the anus clean and hygienic, avoid scratching and rubbing, and avoid washing with soapy water or using irritating medicines for fumigation, sitting bath or external application, so as not to aggravate the condition. You can apply some Wuji ointment appropriately. If you see suspected allergic symptoms such as local erythema, itching, etc. during the use of the medicine, you should stop the medicine immediately and seek medical attention in time.

Pregnant women's anus itching may be hemorrhoids

Pregnant women have a high incidence of hemorrhoids because they move less and sit more. It can be suspected that hemorrhoids are the cause. It is recommended to check whether you have hemorrhoids and then use medication according to the test results. Because you are pregnant, if you take any medication, you must do so under the guidance of a doctor. Misuse or abuse of medication will have adverse effects on the growth and development of the fetus.

The most important thing is to prevent constipation and keep the stools smooth and soft to prevent hemorrhoids from getting worse. You must also develop a habit of regular bowel movements and go to the toilet when you feel the urge to defecate. Eat more vegetables, bananas, sweet potatoes, honey, sesame oil, etc. every day. Avoid eating spicy foods. This can improve constipation and alleviate hemorrhoid symptoms. Pay attention to gently rolling the hemorrhoids back after defecation, and then pay attention to regularly practicing the anal contraction movement, which can prevent further aggravation and promote improvement.

Pregnant women may have vaginitis if their anus is itchy

If a pregnant woman suffers from vaginitis, it may also cause anus itching. Vaginitis is divided into bacterial, fungal, Trichomonas, as well as viral, mycoplasma, chlamydia, gonococcal, etc. Therefore, for vaginitis, the pathogen must be identified first and then treated. In addition, you should also pay attention to whether the source of infection has been eliminated. It is recommended that you go to the hospital to find out the specific cause and then receive targeted treatment.