The fleshy bumps that appear on the buttocks during pregnancy are generally considered to be hemorrhoids, mostly external hemorrhoids. If there are no clinical symptoms of external hemorrhoids, no special medication is needed. Patients just need to pay attention to their diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, keep the bowels open to prevent constipation, and pay attention to the cleanliness around the anus after the bowel movement. If symptoms such as local swelling and pain or blood in the stool occur, consider conservative treatment with medication. The use of medication for pregnant women is limited, but you can use tylenol suppositories or tylenol ointment, or you can also take oral mylenol tablets, which have no effect on the pregnant woman or the fetus. If the symptoms of hemorrhoid flare-ups are very serious, it is advisable for the patient to go to the hospital for a timely examination before deciding on the next step in treatment.