Keep hearing this word from other moms and got a bit worried. Im in second trimester and have some discomfort down there. Just wanted to understand what it actually is, anyone been through this?
Umm, I've heard some women talk about this during pregnancy. I think they are like, swollen veins that can happen around the, um, bottom area. It sounds a bit uncomfortable. I guess it's because of all the changes happening in the body. I hope it's not too bad for those who get them.
Hemorrhoids, beta, yaani bawasir, are something many women get when they are expecting. It's because of the pressure of the growing womb and sometimes because of kabz (constipation). They are swollen नसें (veins) near the private area. Drink plenty of water and eat fruits and green vegetables to keep your stomach soft. If it's too much pain, please talk to your doctor. Warm sitz baths can also give some relief, I've heard.
So, hemorrhoids are basically swollen veins, mostly around your bum area, and they can get quite painful or itchy during pregnancy. It's mainly due to constipation and the extra pressure down there. I found that eating a lot of fiber, drinking plenty of water, and not straining during bowel movements really helped. You can also try warm sitz baths for comfort. But honestly, if it's really bad or bleeding, pls check with your gynac, they might have specific creams or solutions.
Hemorrhoids during pregnancy are basically swollen veins in your rectum and anus. My doctor explained that they are quite common because of increased blood volume, pressure from the growing uterus on pelvic veins, and constipation, which is also frequent in pregnancy. They can be internal or external, and sometimes cause pain, itching, or bleeding, especially after bowel movements. It's always good to discuss these symptoms with your gynac.
Oh, hemorrhoids, yaani bawasir, are actually quite a common thing during pregnancy, darling. Don't feel embarrassed if you experience them. It's due to all the extra pressure down there from the baby and the increased blood flow. They're basically just swollen veins and can feel itchy or painful, especially when you go to the washroom. Keep drinking water and eating fiber-rich food to avoid constipation, that helps a lot.
