Hemorrhoids are varicose veins in the anal and uterine
area which have become very swollen from the pressure
of carrying the weight of an unborn baby. The veins
fill up with too much blood, causing them to swell
and eventually be known as a hemorrhoid. Bleeding
Hemorrhoids are very common in pregnant
women who are approaching their third trimester
when the pressure on the fetus dilates the varicose
veins. Sometimes hemorrhoids will only surface
during the onset of childbirth.
Hemorroids in general can be very painful and itchy
and they are always found around the anal area. Doctors
readily accept this condition as normal and will tell
their patients not be embarrassed.
Bleeding Hemorrhoids
When a hemorrhoid is formed, an excess of blood is
trapped in the vein. Since hemorrhoids are actually
in the anal cavity, they may bleed if a pregnant woman
becomes constipated. When the stool rubs against the
vein and is then pushed hard against it, the vein
may burst. This may cause the vein in turn to actually
start bleeding. Hemorrhoids like this should not cause
too much pain unless it is an internal
hemorrhoid and is blocking the anal cavity. The
important thing is to drink lots of water together
with a high fiber diet which in turn ensures a softer
stool so that the bleeding
hemroids are not pressed so much against the anal
wall.
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Do all Hemorrhoids bleed during pregnancy?
No, not all hemorrhoids will bleed but those that
do cause blood to appear on the stool or toilet tissue
used. It is important to remember that although bleeding
hemorrhoids are not dangerous, there are instances
when bleeding can harm a person and should be checked
out. Regular bowl movements and a high fibre diet
are the best things for preventing hemorrhoids from
bleeding during pregnancy. Bleeding
hemroids are just another part of becoming pregnant
and like morning sickness, they go away in time. Hemorroids
in general are nothing to be too concerned about and
they should clear up after the pregnancy. The bleeding
in the hemorrhoids should not occur if there is no
hard stool pushing up against them.
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