Hemorrhoids are more serious during pregnancy because the fetus enlarges during pregnancy, the uterus locally compresses the venous return, which tends to aggravate the perianal varicose veins, so hemorrhoids are more serious during pregnancy. After giving birth to a child the compression symptoms will be relieved, about a month after delivery hemorrhoid symptoms will be significantly better. However, the symptoms of hemorrhoids are not simply affected by local compression of blood vessels, so the postpartum also need to pay attention to keep the stool smooth, to solve constipation, if necessary, can be assisted by laxative medication. Try to eat more vegetables, fruits, fiber-rich foods, to develop a good bowel habit, every day on time to defecate, you can use warm water to sit in the bath, try not to sit for a long time, do not eat spicy stimulating food. Through a period of dietary adjustments as well as physical therapy, basically can be gradually recovered, if the hemorrhoidal symptoms are still more serious, you need to go to a regular hospital, surgical treatment.