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Hello doctor! My condition is that hemorrhoids protrude out, when pressed by hand, it retracts in. I gave birth to my second baby 15 days ago. For the past three days, I have had a hard time going to the toilet, bleeding and burning hemorrhoids when walking, it is very painful to touch even though I drink water and eat vegetable soup a lot. The doctor told me I have hemorrhoids after giving birth, what should I eat? Is surgery necessary? If I have surgery, how long after giving birth can I have surgery?
Do Thi Bich Ngoc (1994)
The doctor asked me: When I was born, I had protruding hemorrhoids that could not be inserted, swollen like a flower. What should I do to treat it? Please help me doctor. Thank you.
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Hello, please answer the question: “How should I eat with hemorrhoids after giving birth? Is surgery necessary? Your condition is as follows:
Postpartum hemorrhoids mostly respond well to medical treatment (using anti-inflammatory drugs, hemorrhoid shrinking drugs, anti-bleeding drugs, stool softeners combined with an anti-constipation diet... ). However, there are still some cases where surgery is required if the hemorrhoids have complications (heavy bleeding, superinfection, risk of necrosis...). You need to see a gastroenterologist for specific advice.
You can go to the hospitals of Vinmec Health System for more specific advice and examination by specialist doctors.
Thank you for submitting your question to Vinmec. Best regards!
Answered by Master, Doctor Nguyen Ngoc Thang - Gastroenterologist - General Surgery Department - Vinmec Danang International General Hospital.
