Hemorrhoids and 29 weeks pregnant!?

Hemorrhoids and 29 weeks pregnant!?

I've been pretty lucky with having minimal symptoms so far, but within this past week I noticed that I have gotten hemorrhoids. I know what they are, that they are common with pregnancy, and how to treat them (ease the discomfort). My question is this … in a non-pregnant person, hemorrhoids typically last around 2 weeks then the swelling goes down causing them to be no more. Is this true in pregnant women too? Do I just deal with them for a couple weeks, then they'll go away? I've read conflicting medical articles saying that some stay around until after the baby is born while others are able to be shrunken using cream to make the birth easier. I don't know about dealing with annoying hemorrhoids for the next 11 weeks.

Any personal experiences some of you want to share …

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4 Responses to “Hemorrhoids and 29 weeks pregnant!?”

  1. admin says:
    August 17, 2009 at 10:51 pm
    One of the most effective ways of treating hemorrhoids is through taking warm baths. Make sure to take a 15-minute bath twice or thrice a day, after each bowel movement or anytime you feel like it. This helps ease the itching and pain that comes along with having hemorrhoids.
    To avoid constipation, which can aggravate hemorrhoids, you should drink plenty of water and add more fiber into your diet. While having hemorrhoids while you're pregnancy makes it even more harder, you'll find after following these tips that treating hemorrhoids is just a piece of cake.
  2. admin says:
    August 17, 2009 at 10:51 pm
    chances are they are here to stay! i got them too with my prvious pregnancy and still have them. they were the worst part of labor and delivery i couldnt stand up straight for a week. good luck
  3. admin says:
    August 17, 2009 at 10:51 pm
    This is common in pregnancy due to the extra weight. You could have them until the baby comes, some women do but that is not always the case. Continue to use the recommended cream and rest with your feet up whenever you can.
  4. admin says:
    August 17, 2009 at 10:51 pm
    thay will come and go but with any other thing to do with your baby as soon as you hold it thay will be forgot and all you will see is a sweet face,,

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