What to do if you have internal hemorrhoid bleeding after childbirth

Hemorrhoidal bleeding after childbirth will affect the health of the liver portal and normal defecation. Mothers need to adjust their diet and change their living habits in time. It is very important to pay attention to the hygiene of the liver portal. When bleeding occurs, you can wipe the liver portal with warm water to promote blood circulation in the liver portal.

Due to the swelling of the fetus in the uterus during pregnancy, the blood vessels in the body are compressed, which makes it easy for blood to reflux into the hemorrhoidal veins, leading to hemorrhoids. Many pregnant women have hemorrhoids. It is more likely to cause hemorrhoidal bleeding after delivery. So what about postpartum internal hemorrhoid bleeding?

1. What should I do if I have internal hemorrhoid bleeding after childbirth?

1. Diet adjustment:

You can’t eat vegetables in the first week after the baby is born, because the body is not supplemented with vitamins and is prone to constipation. But at this time, you can eat more laxative foods or drink honey water, which can promote intestinal peristalsis and defecate. Reducing constipation can better relieve the problem of hemorrhoids. In the future confinement period, you can drink more mushroom soup or bananas and other foods, which can effectively promote intestinal peristalsis.

2. Change your lifestyle habits:

Pregnant women are prone to constipation. After delivery, they need to restore their bowel habits before delivery in time and need to defecate within three days. When the stool is dry and hard, you can use enema to lubricate the stool to prevent the liver door from cracking. Regular bowel movements can form a conditioned reflex in the body. In addition, in the case of internal hemorrhoid bleeding, you must be more careful when defecating and do not use too much force. You can wash with warm water after defecation.

3. Pay attention to hygiene:

When internal hemorrhoids bleed, you should change your underwear frequently to keep the liver gate clean and avoid infection. You can also wipe the liver gate with warm water, which can promote blood circulation in the liver gate, eliminate edema in the body, and relieve internal hemorrhoid bleeding.

2. Causes of hemorrhoids in postpartum women:

As the fetus gradually increases during pregnancy, it will cause hemorrhoidal venous reflux obstruction. During the delivery process, the excessive descent of the pregnant woman makes the venous congestion more serious. After delivery, due to the stimulation of the liver portal, it is easy to cause hemorrhoids.