Comments on: Is it normal during pregnancy? http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy Learn how to treat hemroids, identify symptoms and stop bleeding Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:37:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: ~~Cindy V due in 5 wks!~~ http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy#comment-686 ~~Cindy V due in 5 wks!~~ Sat, 27 Jun 2009 10:46:59 +0000 http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy#comment-686 Internal haemarroids usually cause bleeding as they sort of burst as you are passing the stool. I have had this with all 3 babies (and inbetween pregnancies too) and is very easily fixed with a change of diet, drinking loads of water and using a haemarroid cream like 'Rectinol' that you insert into the bottom rather than just smearing on the outside (like you would for an external haemarroid.) Try eating lots of fibre rich foods, drink the extra water but go and see your doctor and let him know you are passing blood with stools. Its a little embarrasing I know, but better to get checked out anyway. They've seen it all before, its no biggie to them so don't let it worry you. Good luck and don't worry. It is normal but its very treatable. Trust me when I say, the longer you leave it the worse it gets. The bigger you get, the more pressure down there and well, just go get checked out now.<br><b>References : </b><br>mum of 2 and 35wks with a boy! Internal haemarroids usually cause bleeding as they sort of burst as you are passing the stool.
I have had this with all 3 babies (and inbetween pregnancies too) and is very easily fixed with a change of diet, drinking loads of water and using a haemarroid cream like 'Rectinol' that you insert into the bottom rather than just smearing on the outside (like you would for an external haemarroid.)

Try eating lots of fibre rich foods, drink the extra water but go and see your doctor and let him know you are passing blood with stools. Its a little embarrasing I know, but better to get checked out anyway. They've seen it all before, its no biggie to them so don't let it worry you.

Good luck and don't worry. It is normal but its very treatable. Trust me when I say, the longer you leave it the worse it gets. The bigger you get, the more pressure down there and well, just go get checked out now.
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mum of 2 and 35wks with a boy!

]]> By: alva http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy#comment-685 alva Sat, 27 Jun 2009 10:25:59 +0000 http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy#comment-685 hi... i haven't had any pregnancy yet..but i'm a nursing student.. it is normal for a pregnant woman to be constipated because of ur enlarging uterus-- ur bowels is being compressed by ur enlarging uterus...and the blood in ur anus is probably due to the constipation...the hard stool is probably too dry and hard that it stretches ur anus..Also, ur uterine enlargement also compresses the vein in your heart and that causes venous congestion in the legs, vulva,and rectum--to put it simply>>the venous congestion can cause hemroids which is a form of varicosities of the rectum that are worsened by constipation..but on the safe side " I recommend that you ask your obgyn or ur primary doctor about it" just to double check-- there's nothing embarassing about it..<br><b>References : </b><br> hi… i haven't had any pregnancy yet..but i'm a nursing student.. it is normal for a pregnant woman to be constipated because of ur enlarging uterus– ur bowels is being compressed by ur enlarging uterus…and the blood in ur anus is probably due to the constipation…the hard stool is probably too dry and hard that it stretches ur anus..Also, ur uterine enlargement also compresses the vein in your heart and that causes venous congestion in the legs, vulva,and rectum–to put it simply>>the venous congestion can cause hemroids which is a form of varicosities of the rectum that are worsened by constipation..but on the safe side " I recommend that you ask your obgyn or ur primary doctor about it" just to double check– there's nothing embarassing about it..
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]]> By: Big Momma http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy#comment-684 Big Momma Sat, 27 Jun 2009 10:16:59 +0000 http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy#comment-684 It is normal to be constipated but for me and a few others ive talked with, so is it to have diarrhea, i have had blood in my stool a couple of times but i never said anything to the doctor because i thought i was fine and i guess i was.<br><b>References : </b><br>experience, not a lot on second pregnancy It is normal to be constipated but for me and a few others ive talked with, so is it to have diarrhea, i have had blood in my stool a couple of times but i never said anything to the doctor because i thought i was fine and i guess i was.
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]]> By: Mommy of 1.5(baby 2 aug 2008) http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy#comment-683 Mommy of 1.5(baby 2 aug 2008) Sat, 27 Jun 2009 10:06:59 +0000 http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy#comment-683 Constipation is normal sadly...and for some women so if hemroids...the bleeding could be a little of both most likely hemroids. Mention it to him and I am sure he will give you some great tips to help out.<br><b>References : </b><br> Constipation is normal sadly…and for some women so if hemroids…the bleeding could be a little of both most likely hemroids. Mention it to him and I am sure he will give you some great tips to help out.
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]]> By: josephineoftheswamps http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy#comment-682 josephineoftheswamps Sat, 27 Jun 2009 09:29:59 +0000 http://www.hemroidtreatmentnow.com/pregnancy-hemroids/is-it-normal-during-pregnancy#comment-682 I don't think so, I've had plenty of constipation and hemroids, but no bleeding.<br><b>References : </b><br>27wks pregnant with #2 I don't think so, I've had plenty of constipation and hemroids, but no bleeding.
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