Very serious hemorrhoids can have an effect on the pregnancy process, as there is a possibility that the pregnancy process can aggravate the symptoms of hemorrhoids and cause acute attacks of hemorrhoids, such as bleeding, local swelling and pain, and so on. The treatment of clinical hemorrhoids in pregnant women is mainly conservative, if there are no symptoms of hemorrhoids, you need to pay attention to a light diet, eat more vegetables, fruits and other coarse fiber food, drink more water, avoid eating spicy and stimulating food, keep the stool soft and smooth, develop good bowel habits to prevent constipation. You need to pay attention to anal cleansing after defecation, which can minimize the symptoms of acute flare-ups of hemorrhoids and avoid affecting your pregnancy. If the hemorrhoids have an acute attack during pregnancy, or even if they reach the indication for surgery, surgery is generally not recommended, but you can use tylenol plugs in the anus, topical tylenol cream with warm water or warm salt water sitz bath, etc. If the edema is serious, you can use local magnesium sulfate wet compresses to control the symptoms of acute hemorrhoid attacks. Therefore, if a patient has severe hemorrhoids, it is recommended that hemorrhoid surgery be performed first before preparing for pregnancy.