Pictures of incisions for cesarean section of second child

Having a second child is a trend in today's society, and many pregnant women have some concerns. Because their first child was delivered by caesarean section, when choosing a caesarean section for the second child, they will definitely be very concerned about the incision method. So, how to make a cesarean section incision for the second child? Let’s take a look at it below.

In terms of cesarean section technology in obstetrics and gynecology, after years of practical experience, this type of surgery has been very mature. When performing this type of surgery, the doctor will take all factors into consideration, not only from the safety perspective, but also from the perspective of the pregnant woman's appearance. Therefore, the wound for the second child is usually operated on along the site of the wound of the first child, so as not to leave another wound on the belly of the mother of the second child, and the surface of the skin will still be a scar left at the original wound site.

In the case of a second cesarean section, the incision is usually located at the site of the first cesarean section. Scar tissue will form on the original site after healing, so the scar tissue will be removed first in the case of a second incision. There will also be scar tissue left on the uterus from the original incision, which will also be removed first. In this way, when you have a second cesarean section, the wound will feel larger than the first cesarean section, and you don’t have to worry about leaving a scar in the same place after healing.

Nowadays, more and more people are having a second child in society, and the age at which they have a second child is getting higher and higher. Therefore, if a caesarean section was performed when the first child was born, the doctor would strongly recommend a caesarean section when the second child was born. Would the wound caused by a caesarean section for the second child be larger? Would there be any risks? These are all concerns of pregnant women. With the development of medical technology, this is considered a very common surgery in obstetrics and gynecology. Pregnant women should relax, as the safety of this type of cesarean section is still very guaranteed. :If you had a caesarean section for your first child, there is a high possibility of wound dehiscence for your second child. Therefore, you should observe your physical symptoms carefully at this stage. In the early stages of wound dehiscence, you may experience skin pain and yellow fluid discharge from the wound. These symptoms are all signs of dehiscence. If you experience these symptoms, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

What should I do if the incision of the second cesarean section is broken?

1. The second cesarean section should also be performed early to ensure the safety of the patient and avoid wound dehiscence. In this stage, a restraint belt should be used appropriately to help tighten the abdomen. If the wound is painful or there are obvious symptoms of dehiscence, you should go to the hospital in time for treatment. If the body allows, you can give birth immediately.

2. When having a caesarean section for the second child, you should also take care of your physical health. Don't eat too much during this period, especially before delivery. If you eat too much, it may cause irritation to the wound, and it may also cause wound rupture. During this period, you should rest in bed quietly and don't walk often. If wound rupture occurs, you should give birth immediately. During this period, you need to relax your mind and body appropriately to avoid wound rupture.

3. When having a cesarean section for the second child, you should take good care of your body. If the wound is dehisced, you should do some weight loss appropriately. In addition, you should not malnutrition during pregnancy. Malnutrition may cause obesity, which will easily cause wound dehiscence. Therefore, you should take good care of your body during pregnancy. This will help to ensure a successful delivery and help the patient save money.