Postpartum haemorrhoids — DRCOG MCQ
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Correct answer: B — Advise stool softening, fluids, fibre and topical symptom relief
Postpartum haemorrhoids are commonly managed conservatively with constipation treatment, fluids, fibre, analgesia and topical preparations. Colonoscopy is not first-line without concerning features. Opioids may worsen constipation. Surgery is reserved for selected severe or persistent cases, not typical uncomplicated postpartum haemorrhoids.
Reference: NICE CKS haemorrhoids; NICE NG194; BNF