Health Behaviors Related to Hemorrhoids and Influencing Factors among Postpartum Women

In the current context where women's health during the perinatal period is highly concerned, the details of postpartum women's physical recovery have become a research focus. This study focuses on the health behaviors related to hemorrhoids in postpartum women and delves into the underlying influencing factors and thoroughly identified the underlying influencing factors. During the research process, a comprehensive and detailed evaluation of postpartum hemorrhoid women was conducted through rigorous design and the use of various targeted questionnaires. Postpartum women with haemorrhoids were assessed using various questionnaires. Data analysis showed that health behaviour were generally low and correlated with age, haemorrhoid severity, pain, bleeding, and prolapse symptoms. Positive correlations were found between health behaviours, proactive coping strategies, and psychological. Haemorrhoid severity and proactive coping were significant predictors of health behaviours, with psychological resilience playing a mediating role. Clinical interventions that promote proactive coping and resilience are crucial for improving symptoms in postpartum women.