For piles treatment in Shalimar Bagh, HomeoSure offers gentle, personalised homeopathy with Dr. Chhavi Bansal at our clinic in nearby Pitampura. Piles are very common during pregnancy and after delivery. Treatment focuses on relief and softer stools, and is always planned with your gynaecologist's knowledge. Book a consultation with Dr. Chhavi Bansal today.
Why Pregnancy Brings Piles
Pregnancy hormones relax the walls of the veins. The growing womb presses on the veins of the pelvis. Iron tablets often make stools harder. Put together, the veins around the anus swell.
Then delivery adds its own strain. Pushing during labour is one of the most common times for piles to appear or get worse.
What New Mothers Often Notice
- Itching and a swollen, tender lump
- Bright red blood after passing stool
- Pain while sitting, especially after delivery
- Fear of passing stool after stitches
- Constipation that started with iron tablets
How We Treat Piles in Pregnancy and After
Safety comes first. During pregnancy and while breastfeeding, any medicine, including homeopathy, should be taken with your gynaecologist's knowledge. Dr. Chhavi plans treatment with that in mind.
The focus is on easing pain, itching and bleeding and keeping stools soft. More on our piles treatment.
- Plenty of water and fibre through the day
- Lie on your side to take pressure off the pelvis
- Warm sitz baths after delivery, once your doctor says it's fine
- Don't strain, and don't hold it in
- Ask your doctor about a stool softener if iron makes you constipated
Will They Go Away After Delivery?
Many piles shrink on their own in the weeks after birth as pressure and hormones settle. Some don't, especially if constipation continues or they were large to begin with.
If they're still bothering you a few months after delivery, that's the time to treat them properly rather than living with them.
Right Beside Pitampura
Shalimar Bagh is right beside Pitampura, so getting to the clinic is quick and easy. That helps more than it sounds. Problems like piles need steady follow-ups, and a clinic nearby is one you won't keep postponing.
When to Call Your Doctor Urgently
- You have any bleeding from the vagina in pregnancy (that's not piles)
- A pile becomes hard, bluish and extremely painful
- Bleeding is heavy or you feel faint
- You have fever with anal pain or swelling
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11:00 AM – 1:30 PM & 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM