Dear Madam, During pregnancy, the levels of Progesterone hormone are very high. This hormone relaxes the smooth muscles which leads to constipation. The blood vessels in the rectum also get relaxed. Thus staining due constipation pushes the relaxed blood vessels causing them to prolapse out of the rectum. This is haemorrhoids. If they are not bleeding, you can manage them conservatively by taking stools softner and avoiding constipation and straining for the stools. Include plenty of roughage through green leafy vegetables and fruits to make the stools soft. However, if they start bleeding, you will have to get them operated. Bleeding haemorrhoids may make you anaemic. Hence, take your decision with scientific thoughts, which I have provided you.