The hemorrhoids are a more common complication for women during pregnancy, and women suffering from hemorrhoids often worry about whether they can deliver vaginally by normal delivery, but in fact most hemorrhoids during pregnancy do not affect normal delivery. 1. hemorrhoids with large hemorrhoid masses are generally not recommended for normal delivery. 2. hemorrhoids with very obvious pain symptoms also try to avoid normal delivery. 3. hemorrhoids with more obvious bleeding symptoms should not be delivered by normal delivery. 4. hemorrhoids with multiple hemorrhoids are best not to be delivered by normal delivery. Although hemorrhoids are not an absolute indication for cesarean delivery, the pressure in the abdominal cavity is increasing during labor as contractions get stronger and stronger, which can make a pregnant woman’s original hemorrhoid condition more and more severe. Recurring hemorrhoids after delivery, with constant pain and bleeding, can have a very noticeable impact on a woman’s quality of life after delivery.