How to treat hemorrhoids after childbirth

Some expectant mothers often suffer from hemorrhoids right after giving birth. More serious postpartum hemorrhoids may cause hemorrhoid prolapse during defecation, which will be detrimental to the health of the mother. So, what should I do if hemorrhoids slip after a normal delivery? How to treat hemorrhoids slip after a normal delivery?

Method 1: Retrieve immediately. Pregnant women suffer from hemorrhoid prolapse after normal delivery, mainly because during the delivery process, the abdominal pressure is too high, and the pelvic floor muscles during delivery will relax, which can easily cause hemorrhoid prolapse.

At this time, the hemorrhoids should be retracted immediately to prevent edema caused by hemorrhoid incarceration and aggravate the pain. You can use plaster to rub it and slowly reduce the slipped material. It is necessary to prevent slippage for too long, which may cause more serious edema and pain.

Method 2: conservative treatment. During this period, you should also consult a doctor and ask the doctor to prescribe external medicines, carry out targeted local medication, and conservative treatment. Clean up after each bowel movement and then take the medicine. Only by taking the medicine consistently can you receive good conservative treatment results. This type of topical medicine does not have any impact on breastfeeding, so mothers do not need to worry too much about breastfeeding.

Method 3: Reduce constipation through a reasonable diet. Women who have just given birth often suffer from postpartum constipation due to long periods of bed rest, so the dietary structure should be well arranged, and fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as foods rich in dietary fiber, should be increased to reduce constipation.

Anal sores are a relatively common disease in women, especially pregnant women, who choose natural childbirth due to increased abdominal pressure, are very likely to cause physiological hypertrophy of the anal cushions, which then sink and slip out of the anus. If the hemorrhoids can be put back into the anus or can be put back with force, pay attention to diet and use medication when necessary. First of all, pay attention to diet. You should avoid spicy and irritating foods, drink plenty of water, honey and paraffin oil to promote smooth bowel movements, relieve constipation, relieve abdominal pressure, and thus relieve hemorrhoids. You can take a warm salt water sitz bath around the anus to promote blood circulation around the anus and relieve congestion and swelling of hemorrhoidal veins. If hemorrhoids slip out of the anus for a long time after normal delivery, venous thrombosis is very likely to occur. If blood accumulates in the hemorrhoidal veins and the incarceration time is long, causing necrosis, surgical treatment should be performed immediately. At this time, the pain is very severe, and mixed hemorrhoidal external and internal ligation or venous thrombus removal surgery should be performed.