Varicose veins in the perineum during pregnancy can usually be delivered, but if combined with some other conditions, it may not be possible.
Varicose veins in the perineum are mainly caused by the obstruction of blood flow in the perineal veins due to compression of the inferior vena cava by the increasing size of the uterus after pregnancy. This condition usually does not affect labor and delivery, and most of the symptoms are mild and do not lead to rupture of the veins and hemorrhage, and even if hemorrhage occurs during labor, it can be stopped by stitching and so on, and will not affect the normal delivery.
If the varicose veins in the pubic area are accompanied by some other conditions, such as the pregnant woman’s pelvis is small or there is serious high blood pressure, scarred uterus, etc., this situation will threaten the life of the fetus and the mother’s life, and can not be delivered by normal delivery, and the need for cesarean section delivery.
Each person’s situation is different, the vaginal varicose veins during pregnancy is not certain whether to have a normal delivery or not, according to the specific situation analysis, it is recommended to choose the appropriate mode of delivery under the guidance of the doctor.