Symptoms of varicose veins in the anus are recorded in almost half of women who have recently given birth. However, to get rid of this ailment, treating hemorrhoids with HB is not so simple, since therapy has a number of distinctive features. The drugs that are used in this period must necessarily be effective, thus alleviating the symptoms, while being safe for the baby. In addition, it is worth noting that hemorrhoids can be treated for hepatitis B with alternative methods and minimally invasive techniques. This is what we will talk about in this article.
Causes of the disease
Before proceeding with the treatment of hemorrhoids with hepatitis B, it is necessary to understand the causes that cause this ailment. Vascular insufficiency provokes this disease. Hemorrhoids can be diagnosed in both women and men, but in the fair sex, it often occurs during the gestation of the child, as well as in the postpartum period when breastfeeding. Such a widespread ailment in Russia is associated with changes that occur in the body of a woman after conception.
The formation of the fetus becomes the cause of increased blood circulation, but cavernous formations, weakened by venous insufficiency, which consist of capillaries and veins, can not always cope with such blood flow in the pelvic area. In this situation, during pregnancy, a predisposition to the development of the pathological process, as well as to its progress, begins to form.
The treatment for hemorrhoids with hepatitis B will differ depending on the reasons that provoked it. But what are they? This should include:
- Rapid or prolonged labor. The fact is that severe straining during contractions increases blood pressure directly inside the abdominal cavity, which provokes the formation of hemorrhoids or their sharp increase in size. In some cases, large formations begin to fall out, pinching and causing sharp pain.
- The occurrence of problems with bowel movements. In the postpartum period, a woman often has constipation, as well as difficulties with bowel movements. After some time, this problem recedes, but the threat of hemorrhoids increases for a few more weeks.
- Loose stool. Diarrhea is as harmful to the walls of the rectum as constipation. Liquid masses contribute to irritation of the mucosa in the anus, as well as the development of inflammation and blood flow to the corpora cavernosa.
- Weight lifting. When a woman constantly wears a baby in her arms, as well as other heavy objects, this can cause an increase in blood flow to the venous congestion and protrusion of hemorrhoid cones.
- Poor mobility. The fact is that the birth of a baby in women for some time becomes a reason for a decrease in physical activity, since initially the fair sex is restored, and then they sit with their newborn baby. All this provokes stagnation in the pelvic area.
Before considering the features of the treatment of hemorrhoids during breastfeeding, you should pay attention to the fact that this disease can be detected both immediately after childbirth and after a couple of weeks. The more predisposing factors a woman has, the greater the likelihood of developing this unpleasant ailment.
Symptoms of hemorrhoids with lactation
Specialists in the field of medicine distinguish a chronic and acute form of hemorrhoids. In the acute form, the disease can manifest itself for the first time or worsen. Chronic hemorrhoids accompany a woman for a long time. The main signs of this disease are soreness, inflammation, bleeding, burning, itching, as well as prolapse of cavernous formations. The severity of these symptoms will depend on the stage of the pathological process. Treatment of hemorrhoids during breastfeeding will also depend on the stage of its development. Let's consider them separately:
- First degree. At the initial stage of development, the disease is rarely accompanied by any painful sensations. The most pronounced discomfort is only during bowel movements. At the same time, the woman feels itchy, on the toilet paper you can see small droplets of blood.
- Second degree. At this stage, the pain syndrome increases, the woman feels the presence of some foreign object in the anus. Bleeding during bowel movements is more severe. The main symptom of the 2nd stage is the exit of cavernous neoplasms from the anus. At the same time, they can independently return to the place.
- Third degree. Symptoms begin to intensify: itching, soreness. Bleeding becomes massive. Nodules that go outside can no longer independently return back to the anus. Therefore, a woman is forced back to set them with her fingers.
- Fourth degree. This stage is the most difficult for hemorrhoidal disease. In this case, cavernous formations cannot be inserted back due to the large size and weakening of the muscles of the rectum. There is a likelihood of developing various complications, which should include nodular thrombosis, as well as their infringement.
The chronic form of the disease is characterized by the least severity of symptoms. But at any time, this form can aggravate, since hemorrhoidal nodes increase in size over time.
Please note that the treatment of postpartum hemorrhoids during breastfeeding should be carried out without fail, as negative symptoms worsen the patient’s quality of life and also prevent her from enjoying the delights of motherhood. The methods of therapy should be prescribed by the attending physician after conducting diagnostic procedures and identifying the degree of the disease. As a rule, for the treatment of postpartum hemorrhoids during breastfeeding, drugs are prescribed that do not require weaning the baby from the breast.
Treatment features
Quite often, during natural feeding, mothers refuse the treatment of this proctologic disease due to the fear of harming their baby. All funds and drugs for the treatment of hemorrhoids during breastfeeding should be prescribed by a doctor so that there are no possible health problems for the baby. Therapy should be carried out comprehensively. Measures for the treatment of hemorrhoids during breastfeeding:
- Preparations and medications, in most cases external, for example, suppositories, ointments.
- Compliance with hygiene standards, diet, as well as daily routine.
- The use of traditional medicine recipes, however, must be approved by your healthcare provider.
- Compliance with preventive measures that can prevent a relapse of the disease.
If this pathological process is started, then after some time, it can go into a complicated form. In the last stages, minimally invasive methods are prescribed for the treatment of hemorrhoids during breastfeeding, involving the removal of hemorrhoids, as well as classical operations.
Conservative therapy
Please note that the sooner you start treatment for the disease, the better it will be for a woman. Very healthy in the treatment of postpartum hemorrhoids during breastfeeding is the Zdorov cream wax made on the basis of propolis. He is able to remove hemorrhoids literally in one week, even if a woman has an advanced case of the disease.
Some medications for the treatment of hemorrhoids during breastfeeding, reviews of which are not particularly positive, since the drugs contain ingredients that enter the milk secret with the bloodstream, and then into the child’s body. They can lead to an allergic reaction in the baby. In order to prevent such complications, the treatment of hemorrhoids during breastfeeding with the use of medications should be carried out only after consulting a specialist who takes into account all the nuances.
Rectal suppositories
There are many effective suppositories that can cope with this unpleasant disease. But before starting treatment with breastfeeding of external hemorrhoids or internal, it should be noted that these drugs can be presented in the form of suppositories or ointments. The most effective are described below.
Relief
Since this series contains shark liver fat, as well as other active ingredients, suppositories can reduce bleeding, relieve inflammation, and accelerate the healing of damaged mucous membranes.
Sea buckthorn suppositories
For the treatment of hemorrhoids after childbirth during breastfeeding, these drugs are often used. The main advantage is that they are made on the basis of natural products. Suppositories with sea buckthorn can reduce inflammation, destroy bacteria, and also relieve pain. When treating hemorrhoids during breastfeeding, experts recommend giving preference to these drugs, since they are safer not only for the mother, but also for the baby.
Suppositories with propolis and calendula
These agents have the most pronounced immunostimulating and bactericidal action. In addition, in the treatment of hemorrhoids with breastfeeding of an internal or external form, these suppositories can reduce the severity of pain, as well as the inflammatory process in general. The tool is also made on the basis of natural ingredients.
Natalsid
These suppositories for the treatment of hemorrhoids during breastfeeding are made on the basis of extracts from brown algae, which effectively stop bleeding and relieve inflammation. You should also pay attention to the fact that specialists often prescribe these suppositories to women during pregnancy.
Neo-Anuzole
If the mother has hemorrhoids during breastfeeding, these suppositories can be used for treatment. The composition of this tool contains ingredients that relieve inflammation, as well as preventing infection. A protective film forms on the surface of the mucosa when used.
"Anestezol"
This drug has many therapeutic effects, for example, relieves inflammation, pain, prevents infection, and accelerates the regenerative process.
"Procto-glivenol"
Treatment of the disease with these suppositories improves blood flow in the intestine, restores the walls of blood vessels, and also reduces pain and prevents thrombosis.
Treatment of hemorrhoids during lactation should be carried out with extreme caution, even if these medicines are made on the basis of natural ingredients. For example, suppositories in which belladonna extract is present can harm the health of the baby.
Creams and ointments
Ointments are external medicines that are often used to treat internal and external varicose veins. Of course, it is almost impossible to treat hemorrhoids with ointments only, but with them you can significantly alleviate the symptoms. The most effective of these are the following:
- Heparin. This ointment refers to anticoagulants, that is, drugs that reduce blood coagulation. In most cases, this remedy is prescribed in case of a tendency to thrombosis. In addition, it is used to improve blood flow, reduce swelling and itching.
- Vishnevsky ointment. This tool can be called universal, it is also suitable for the treatment of hemorrhoidal disease. Safe natural ingredients can reduce the inflammatory process and prevent suppuration. In addition, this external remedy effectively repairs damaged tissue in the rectum.
- Troxevasin. The drug is used to reduce swelling and the inflammatory process in general. The tool restores venous tone, strengthens the vascular walls and reduces the size of the nodules.
- "Posterized." The drug, which contains bacterial inactivated particles, quickly restores damaged areas of the skin, enhances local immunity. The tool is available both in the form of ointments and rectal suppositories.
Please note that only a specialist should prescribe an external remedy for the treatment of hemorrhoids to a nursing mother. Self-treatment is extremely contraindicated in these cases.
Laxative medications
Those women who have recently given birth very often experience great difficulty with bowel movements. Such constipation provokes excessive overstrain in the pelvic region and an increase in blood pressure, which can cause increased hemorrhoidal symptoms. Reviews of mothers show that the following laxative medications are very mild and effective:
- Forlax.
- Dufalac.
- Portalac.
- Microclyster "Microlax".
- Normase.
At the same time, medicines made on the basis of natural components are the safest for a woman’s health, since they are not capable of causing negative consequences for either a mother or a newborn baby. The above means increase the amount of feces, soften the mass, which contributes to their easy removal from the rectum. Such laxatives are not able to be addictive in the human body, which can not be said about medicines with hay.
Venotonic drugs
Very often, lactating women, experts prescribe systemic medications. Their main purpose is to improve venous tone and strengthen the vascular walls. In addition, these drugs can prevent the formation of blood clots, improve blood circulation in the pelvic area, relieve the inflammatory process by strengthening the walls of the capillaries, normalize lymphatic drainage, and reduce swelling.
For nursing mothers for hemorrhoids, specialists prescribe venotonic drugs, which include Detralex, Venarus, Troxevasin, Flebodia 600. Despite the safety of these medicines, the use of hemorrhoids for breastfeeding is necessary only as directed by a doctor. Specialists should prescribe the most suitable remedy for a nursing mother, as well as determine the necessary daily dosage. In most cases, the treatment of the disease is carried out comprehensively. In addition to local medications, proctologists prescribe systemic medications, as well as laxatives.
Surgical intervention
As the condition worsens, surgery may be prescribed. Minimally invasive techniques are permissible only in cases of ineffectiveness of pharmaceuticals, as well as highly enlarged clusters. The following surgical procedures can be used during breastfeeding:
- Ligation of hemorrhoidal nodes. In this case, the hemorrhoid cones are pulled by a special latex ligature, due to which the supply of blood to the cavernous bodies is stopped.
- Cryodestruction, which is a freezing of inflamed nodules with liquid nitrogen.
- Photocoagulation, or laser, when, using radiation, the protein substance in the vessels and tissues of the cavernous formations begins to coagulate, which provokes a decrease in the cones of hemorrhoids.
- Sclerosis. With this manipulation, a special solution that glues the vascular walls is injected into the damaged area of the anorectal zone.
- Desarterization, which is a tightening of the arteries that supply cavernous formations with blood.
The main advantage of these techniques is the low risk of injury, a rapid recovery period and manipulation in an outpatient setting.
Traditional medicine recipes
To relieve the symptoms of hemorrhoids in a woman with breastfeeding, you can also use traditional medicine recipes. The most effective non-traditional remedies are the following:
- Seated baths. These water procedures are carried out using potassium carbonate, a decoction of medicinal plants, for example, calendula, chamomile, onion peel.
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