Breastfeeding pregnancy is different because at this time the child is separated from the mother and the child is connected to the mother only through breastfeeding. Conventional medicines can be used to treat hemorrhoids as normal, and common hemorrhoid creams, hemorrhoid suppositories or topical medications can be applied. Even if you do surgery there is no great impact on your child, because post-operative infusions of antibiotics, such as cephalosporin antibiotics, are safer to use during breastfeeding and have basically no impact on your child. In addition, the incidence of maternal hemorrhoids is also relatively high, so if the mother has hemorrhoids can be assured that the medication, usually life more vegetables, fruits to keep the stool open, reduce the stimulation of the hemorrhoid area to avoid aggravation of hemorrhoids.