Very severe hemorrhoids in pregnant women are mainly caused by increased pressure on the abdomen, severe constipation, and inactivity. As the fetus gradually increases in size it can add pressure to the uterus, causing pressure on the pelvic floor, which can lead to impaired hemorrhoid venous return and the formation of hemorrhoids. If you already have mild hemorrhoids, this can easily lead to an aggravation of the hemorrhoid condition. Pregnant women can become constipated after pregnancy if they eat more from their diet, rest in bed for long periods of time or sit for long periods of time without moderate exercise. This will increase the pressure on the abdomen when straining to defecate, which may also lead to severe hemorrhoids. When a pregnant woman has hemorrhoids, conservative treatment is recommended, mainly through dietary improvements and topical medications, and you should have medical guidance when using medications, avoiding those that affect the fetus and the pregnant woman’s body. You can drink a glass of honey water every morning on an empty stomach to promote the discharge of stool and relieve the pain of hemorrhoids.