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Haemorrhoids or Piles is common in pregnancy, as a result of constipation. Uterine pressure slows blood circulation, thereby resulting in swollen veins and bleeding. The hormonal change in pregnancy results in poor blood flow, causing blood vessels to stretch and relax. Piles, as such has no effect on pregnancy. But, the chances of bleeding after labour is a possibility. Pay attention to your diet and water intake. Take the guidance of your gynaecologist. I have provided some home remedies for piles at,
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