What is the cause of bleeding in stool 25 days after delivery?

In fact, a considerable number of women will develop hemorrhoids after giving birth. This phenomenon is generally not very serious, and as the delivery is over, the hemorrhoids will gradually subside, and eventually they will recover without any special treatment. However, there are still some women whose hemorrhoids become more and more severe after delivery, and cause postpartum bleeding in the stool. Here is some information about postpartum hemorrhoids in women.

To prevent postpartum hemorrhoids, you must start during pregnancy. The increased pressure in the pelvic cavity due to the enlargement of the uterus cannot be changed, but the aggravation of hemorrhoids can be prevented by avoiding constipation, avoiding standing or sitting for long periods of time, and adjusting diet. Drink water frequently and exercise early. Due to postpartum blood loss, the intestinal fluid is insufficient, resulting in constipation. Drinking water frequently and exercising early can increase intestinal moisture, enhance intestinal peristalsis and prevent constipation.

If a mother does not receive timely treatment for postpartum hemorrhoids, the condition will worsen. What should I do if I have severe hemorrhoids after childbirth? General treatments include medication and surgery. Drug treatment: Generally, drugs that reduce the permeability of blood vessel walls and improve local blood flow are more effective, and many hemostatic drugs have no effect. Because hemorrhoid bleeding is actually caused by blood vessel rupture and local squeezing, not simple local soft tissue damage causing surface bleeding. Knowing this principle, you can determine whether your medication is accurate in treating hemorrhoid bleeding.

If a woman develops hemorrhoids after giving birth, she must be careful in her daily life. For example, the mother should not eat too spicy food. She may take some nutritional supplements to nourish the body, but she should be careful not to eat too refined food. She should also eat some coarse grains and foods containing other fiber. After giving birth, she should pay attention to cleanliness, take frequent baths, and change underwear frequently.