Piles can be extremely painful, I know this from experience. I feel for you!!
Fingers crossed the cream will help straight away although some people do suffer until after birth 👎🏻.
It’s also worth being sure you’re not straining when you have a bowel movement. Maybe use some lactulose or linseeds on your cereal to ensure movements are easy to pass and don’t irritate the pile.
My husband is a truck driver and he is out on duty he phone has been out of reache. I guess I felt a bit lonely but thanks I just needed some one to talk to and someone to encourage me.
Hopefully the cream will help. Use it on a night time too. Also try drinking loads of water if you can. I also had this problem so understand how painful it can get.
I had horrendous piles in second pregnancy and was terrified they would burst in labour. They didn’t 😂 I completely feel for you though. They are absolutely awful. Witch hazel or lavender oil on a cotton pad and applied to the area helped. As did lots of lukewarm baths. Keep an eye on them because if one fills up with blood it can become thrombosed and, from experience, that is excruciating! I was also prescribed a stool softener which also really helped. You might have them until birth but then they should clear up no problem.
If you can get a stool softener that can really help! You can buy them from boots and they are called fibergel, they are orange flavoured and a little strange but they help a lot by keeping you regular so you don’t have to strain.
I know how painful this can be but try not to worry too much, the blood should pass after a few days!
Most people get piles during pregnancy. Just make sure you avoid getting constipated. They can be painful but these are mainly a nuisance, nothing of concern really. Would definitely not consider a C section because of this tho.
Ahh feel for you it awful. Didn’t get it in pregnancy but have it now after birth it horrid. Am hoping it will go soon. Got all the ointment etc but yeah beware of postpartum issues too. It very common unfort 😫
Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.
Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.