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What is Hemorrhoids?
Hemorrhoids are caused oelh pemekar's - and the bloodvessels that causes swelling in the anal area. Hemorrhoidsusually consists of various sizes ranging from the size of the fruitto the size of a raisin wine. They can cause itching or pain, and sometimes they can even cause bleeding didubur, especiallyduring defecation.
Sometimes the division of the veins can protrude through theanus. When this happens, you will feel a soft form of swelling ofthe lips to the anus as a whole.
Hemorrhoids are relatively common during pregnancy. Somewomen get them for the first time when they were pregnant - andif you've never had them before pregnancy, you may have itagain now. They can also develop swelling while the secondstage, while you drive. Whatever it is, they may disappear on its own - or with the help of a few simple steps mentioned below -soon after you give birth.
Why are they more common during pregnancy?
Pregnancy makes you more susceptible to hemorrhoids, expansion of the foot veins and sometimes even occur inside the female genitalia, with a variety of reasons. The development of your uterus puts pressure on the pelvic veins section, and a large vein to the right of the body that receives blood flow from the lower limbs. This can lead to delayed return of blood flow down the middle of your body, thereby increasing the pressure on the veins at the bottom of your uterus and causes them to become more blooms or swelling.
Constipation and other problems during pregnancy, can also cause or aggravate hemorrhoids. This is because straining leads to hemorrhoids, and you tend to strain when having a bowel movement is hard.
In addition, the increase in the hormone progesterone during pregnancy will cause the walls of your veins to relax, so they are easier to swell. Progesterone also causes constipation by inhibition of intestinal disaluran.
What can I do to get help?
• compressed with an ice pack (gently) to the affected area several times a day problem. Ice can help decrease swelling and discomfort. Some women get a cold compress can help soothe.
• Soak in warm water in a bucket. You fill it with water and is attached above the toilet, allowing you to soak the anal or just sitting under.
• Also try other alternatives to the method coupled with the cold and warm treatment. Start with an ice pack compressed followed by a soak in warm water.
• Be careful but thorough cleaning of Regional rectum after a bowel movement, do not use toilet paper, which can cause irritation, other variations. With wet paper towels in advance can help. Many women say that by using wet wipes more comfortable than using toilet paper. You can buy the drug wipes made specifically for people who suffer from hemorrhoids.
• Ask your health care practitioner to recommend anti-sickness drugs or drug suppositories. There are many products that are sold out, but first consult your health practitioner before trying yourself first. Most of these products should be used for short term treatment, only (one week or less). Using it continuously can cause infection even more.
How can I avoid getting hemorrhoids?
Although you are more prone to hemorrhoids during pregnancy, they are not inevitable! Here are some ways to counteract them - or get rid of them to do if you have suffered:
• Avoid constipation: A diet with high fiber foods, drink plenty of water (eight to ten glasses a day), and getting regular exercise, even if you only have a short time, walking. If you are constipated, ask your practitioner gives a fiber supplement or softening the dirt.
• Do not resist if you want a bowel movement, try not to forcepush, and did not stay long in the bathroom, because it canprovide excessive pressure rectal area.
• Do Kegel exercises. Kegel exercises improve circulationaround the anus and strengthen the muscles around the anus,lower the risk of hemorrhoids. They also strengthen the musclesaround the vagina and urethra, which may help your bodyrecover faster after childbirth.
• Avoid sitting or standing for long periods. If the job involves lots of sitting, getting up and moving for a few minutes every hour or so. At home, lie left the fence while sleeping, reading, or watching TV a long time to put pressure on the veins and helps increase blood flow back down the center of your body.
When should I call the practitioner?
If you do not preventive help. - Or if you have bleeding - consultyour doctor or midwife. (Any rectal bleeding should be checkedby the practitioner.)
For most women, hemorrhoids can be better after receivingsuch assistance measures discussed above. In some cases,you may need to visit a specialist for treatment immediately.Rarely, minor surgery required to correct the problem.
important
What is Hemorrhoids?
Hemorrhoids are caused oelh pemekar's - and the bloodvessels that causes swelling in the anal area. Hemorrhoidsusually consists of various sizes ranging from the size of the fruitto the size of a raisin wine. They can cause itching or pain, and sometimes they can even cause bleeding didubur, especiallyduring defecation.
Sometimes the division of the veins can protrude through theanus. When this happens, you will feel a soft form of swelling ofthe lips to the anus as a whole.
Hemorrhoids are relatively common during pregnancy. Somewomen get them for the first time when they were pregnant - andif you've never had them before pregnancy, you may have itagain now. They can also develop swelling while the secondstage, while you drive. Whatever it is, they may disappear on its own - or with the help of a few simple steps mentioned below -soon after you give birth.
Pregnancy makes you more susceptible to hemorrhoids, expansion of the foot veins and sometimes even occur inside the female genitalia, with a variety of reasons. The development of your uterus puts pressure on the pelvic veins section, and a large vein to the right of the body that receives blood flow from the lower limbs. This can lead to delayed return of blood flow down the middle of your body, thereby increasing the pressure on the veins at the bottom of your uterus and causes them to become more blooms or swelling.
Constipation and other problems during pregnancy, can also cause or aggravate hemorrhoids. This is because straining leads to hemorrhoids, and you tend to strain when having a bowel movement is hard.
In addition, the increase in the hormone progesterone during pregnancy will cause the walls of your veins to relax, so they are easier to swell. Progesterone also causes constipation by inhibition of intestinal disaluran.
What can I do to get help?
• compressed with an ice pack (gently) to the affected area several times a day problem. Ice can help decrease swelling and discomfort. Some women get a cold compress can help soothe.
• Soak in warm water in a bucket. You fill it with water and is attached above the toilet, allowing you to soak the anal or just sitting under.
• Also try other alternatives to the method coupled with the cold and warm treatment. Start with an ice pack compressed followed by a soak in warm water.
• Be careful but thorough cleaning of Regional rectum after a bowel movement, do not use toilet paper, which can cause irritation, other variations. With wet paper towels in advance can help. Many women say that by using wet wipes more comfortable than using toilet paper. You can buy the drug wipes made specifically for people who suffer from hemorrhoids.
• Ask your health care practitioner to recommend anti-sickness drugs or drug suppositories. There are many products that are sold out, but first consult your health practitioner before trying yourself first. Most of these products should be used for short term treatment, only (one week or less). Using it continuously can cause infection even more.
How can I avoid getting hemorrhoids?
Although you are more prone to hemorrhoids during pregnancy, they are not inevitable! Here are some ways to counteract them - or get rid of them to do if you have suffered:
• Avoid constipation: A diet with high fiber foods, drink plenty of water (eight to ten glasses a day), and getting regular exercise, even if you only have a short time, walking. If you are constipated, ask your practitioner gives a fiber supplement or softening the dirt.
• Do Kegel exercises. Kegel exercises improve circulationaround the anus and strengthen the muscles around the anus,lower the risk of hemorrhoids. They also strengthen the musclesaround the vagina and urethra, which may help your bodyrecover faster after childbirth.
• Avoid sitting or standing for long periods. If the job involves lots of sitting, getting up and moving for a few minutes every hour or so. At home, lie left the fence while sleeping, reading, or watching TV a long time to put pressure on the veins and helps increase blood flow back down the center of your body.
When should I call the practitioner?
If you do not preventive help. - Or if you have bleeding - consultyour doctor or midwife. (Any rectal bleeding should be checkedby the practitioner.)
For most women, hemorrhoids can be better after receivingsuch assistance measures discussed above. In some cases,you may need to visit a specialist for treatment immediately.Rarely, minor surgery required to correct the problem.
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