For hemorrhoids exposed after childbirth, no symptoms can be left untreated; symptomatic hemorrhoids can be treated conservatively and then surgically if ineffective. Women may have exposed hemorrhoids during childbirth due to increased intra-abdominal pressure. In some cases, as the abdominal pressure decreases and the blood returns after delivery, the hemorrhoids will retract on their own, gradually relieving the discomfort. For hemorrhoids that fail to return to the anus on their own, if they do not cause obvious symptoms, they do not need treatment. If the symptoms are mild or in the early stage of hemorrhoids, you can try manipulation of the hemorrhoids, relax the muscles around the anus and gently return the exposed hemorrhoids to the anus with your hands, or give magnesium sulphate cold and wet compresses, apply hemorrhoidal ointment to promote local blood circulation, anti-inflammatory and reduce swelling and so on, to treat the problem. For those with severe symptoms and ineffective conservative treatment, injection therapy, ligation, surgical excision and other methods of treatment can be considered. For the specific treatment of postpartum exposed hemorrhoids, go to the hospital, you can consult a professional physician’s opinion, follow the doctor’s instructions.