Ok I really, really did not want to post this but I am absolutely sick to death of being fobbed off with creams from the…

Soak in warm water. Fill the tub with warm water and soak the affected area. Don't put soap or bubble bath in the water.

Avoid sitting for long periods of time. Sitting puts pressure on the veins in your anus and rectum. When you can, lie on your side or stand up. If you must sit, take frequent breaks or sit on a hemorrhoid pillow, also known as a ring cushion or doughnut.

Use an over-the-counter remedy. Apply witch hazel medicated pads to your anal area. Or ask your health care provider to recommend a hemorrhoid cream or rectal suppository that's safe to use during pregnancy.

@marie123n I'm always sitting as my little boy is clingy and wants cuddles whenever he's awake. Probably going to have to go back to the doctors about it. I'm no longer pregnant my little boy is 4months old now 😊 Thank you

Anusol worked for me xxx

Or you can push them back in yourself in the bath but the thought of that scared me 😂😂😂

@nicolemariehooperxo I have that but it doesn't seem to help me. Oh god no 🙈 my mum suggested that too 😮xx

@babypeanut.x hmmm... I dunno then hun.. mine cleared up after a week, I feeel for you though they're horrible!! :(

@nicolemariehooperxo I had trouble with them before my pregnancy too but they were worse before I got pregnant as I was bleeding A LOT! I've tried anusol and even another cream that I was prescribed but neither of them seem to help :( They're really uncomfortable xx

@babypeanut.x hmmm... I dunno have you tried suppositories??? Xxxx

@nicolemariehooperxo Hate the bloody things! They cause me more pain than anything else 😕 I really can't win xx

Home remedies? 🙈 @babypeanut.x xxx

@nicolemariehooperxo Is there any you can suggest at all, please? xx