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Is it normal for it to hurt when you poop a month after delivery?
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Hemorrhoids?: Being pregnant and giving birth can lead to hemorrhoids, dilated veins about the anus through which stool passes as it leaves the body. Hemorrhoids can become inflamed or clotted and can then hurt as you pass stool. So yes, this can happen.
Answered 11/13/2015
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