How to recover from postpartum hemorrhoids

Hemorrhoids are common in women after giving birth, and generally cannot be cured. Medicine calls hemorrhoids during this period "postpartum hemorrhoids." If women's hemorrhoids are not treated for a long time after giving birth, pathogens will invade the blood and cause diseases such as private parts, breast, pelvis and appendages, colorectal cancer, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Therefore, hemorrhoids after giving birth must be taken seriously and treated as soon as possible. What should women do if they have hemorrhoids after giving birth?

If postpartum hemorrhoids occur and the condition worsens after self-adjustment, we should go to the hospital immediately to see a professional anus doctor for diagnosis and treatment. Generally, there are two ways to treat hemorrhoids after childbirth: medication and surgery. The actual treatment methods are:

1. For drug treatment, generally speaking, drugs that reduce the permeability of blood vessels and improve local blood levels are most effective, and many hemostatic drugs have little effect. Because hemorrhoid bleeding is actually caused by blood vessel rupture and local extrusion, it is not simply local soft tissue damage that causes surface bleeding and bleeding. Understanding this principle and how to treat hemorrhoid bleeding can determine whether your medication is correct.

2. The best method is still surgery. There are several types of surgical treatments: one is basic surgical treatment, which is rarely used nowadays because it causes more blood loss and takes a long time. The second is to use instruments for treatment. Such as high-frequency capacitor field technology (HCPT) and perioperative duodenal mucosal resection (PPH). Each technology has its scope of application. Surgery is quick and involves little bleeding, and can relatively completely eliminate the problem.

In addition to cooperating with the doctor's treatment with medicines and medical equipment, patients with postpartum hemorrhoids can do some simple actions to alleviate postpartum hemorrhoids in their daily lives. Six ways to relieve hemorrhoids after childbirth:

1. Apply soft medical ice packs to the injured area several times a day. Ice can help reduce bloating and discomfort.

2. Bath: Soak your bottom in warm water, simply sitting in the tub or bathtub. Swallow your lower body, anus and duodenum. Once a day, soak for about 10 minutes, try for a few days.

3. Alternate between hot and cold treatment, first use ice packs, then use warm water.

4. After each bowel movement, clean the injured area gently but thoroughly.

5. For general plasters, use them with caution. Because it usually causes irritation to the skin.

6. Reduce the working pressure of the duodenal vein to relieve pain. Avoid sitting or standing for long periods of time.