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Is it normal to have more trouble with hemmroids after having a baby?
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Care of hemorrhoids: Venous congestion with varicose veins and hemorrhoids are definitely more common after pregnancy and delivery. Treat with soaking tub baths, bowel regimen to achieve daily bowel movement and salves. If not markedly improved in a few weeks, go in for a check up. Good luck and congratulations.
Answered 6/26/2013
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