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I am 19 weeks pregnant and i have piles how can i treat it ?
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Hemorrhoid ?'s: Hemorrhoids are common in pregnancy, and more so later than "19 weeks". Your OB physician can recommend medication, but unfortunately, this will provide only short term relief. The surgical treatment is going to be better done after pregnancy.
Answered 9/7/2019
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