how long after having a baby until hemorrhoids disappear?

Just the word hemorrhoid grosses me out so I have not sought medical advice about this. However, my daughter is now 5 months old, and it still feels like my intestine is sticking out down there because the hemorrhoid is so large. It is ALWAYS irritated. I use Witch Hazel, I’ve used Prep. H, I use Hydrocortisone…I am at a loss. It never stops itching and burning, and it bleeds every time I eliminate.
Any advice? How long after baby do they typically disappear?

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  1. They don’t really ever go away because the skin is already stretched. They are considered like varicose veins but in that area instead

    Comment by Miranda W — November 9, 2009 @ 7:40 am
  2. Mine went away about 2-3 months. If they are that bad and nothing is working on them. I would see your doctor. I did sitz baths daily and I think that helped alot. Good luck, they are a pain in the butt.

    Comment by Cade can't hear the trolls! — November 9, 2009 @ 7:40 am
  3. My kid is 5 months and Mine still flares up once in a while. I didnt even give vaginal birth! Go figure cause I’m wondering the same thing thanks for asking this question lol. I hate the word hemmoroid too.

    Comment by sleepyhead — November 9, 2009 @ 7:40 am
  4. Have the same problem! Someone told me they really never go away! They shrink, but then come back when you go again! GREAT I KNOW!!! I would talk to a doctor as I did with mine. He said to keep an eye on it. I can take up to 6-9 months for those muscles to heal after birth. If not, he said I can have it removed. Not sure what it entails as I hope my go away. He also said stay with Prep-H Wipes and cream. Try to keep the prep-h "pad" on it between bathroom trips. It helped me get through some tough days. Good luck! PS. I hate that word hemorrhoid too! :)

    Comment by Jennifer S — November 9, 2009 @ 7:40 am
  5. It can take awhile & depends on if you continue to irritate it by getting constipated, so that’s #1: take a stool softner, lots of luids & fiber, 2nd: Call Dr. & ask for a stronger steroidal cream or foam. Don’t be embarassed, your Dr. understands & won’t judge you. Proctofoam or Novacort worked nicely in conjuction with placing a Tucks pad on them at each bathroom visit.

    OB/GYN RN & mom

    Comment by jackmatt — November 9, 2009 @ 7:40 am
  6. Some of them are so bad they will not go away without surgery, they have some options that are a few treatments over the course of six weeks that can be done on lunch hours. There are internal and external ‘roids. Yeah, I didn’t expect that to be the painful part of healing after childbirth either. Surprise! Five months is a long time, I’d definitely talk to a doc. Good luck & God bless!

    Comment by Gracelyn — November 9, 2009 @ 7:40 am
  7. My wife also had hemorrhoids and she refused to go the doctor but i do recommend you go see your doctor first. So I did some research on the net for her and i found this site which has quite alot of info on hemorrhoids :- http://www.bestnaturalhemorrhoidstreatment.com/

    So we bought one of the products recommended there (h miracle) and after a week of using it, she said she was not bothered by her hemorrhoids anymore. It has been about a month now and counting since the problem was gone and has not come back *fingers crossed*…

    Check out the site for yourself and see if you can find a solution to your problem there.

    Comment by bezebri — November 9, 2009 @ 7:40 am
  8. my wife had hemorrhoids after the birth of our second baby

    the only thing that she used that finally got rid of them was an herbal remedy we bought online

    Comment by novabook — November 9, 2009 @ 7:40 am

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