Is it dangerous to have three caesarean sections?

Not to mention the various pain problems some mothers suffer from after two caesarean sections, let’s just talk about their current physical condition. Compared to the physical condition after the first cesarean section, it is much worse. Regardless of whether it is a change of season or not, you may get sick for no reason. So is there any risk in throwing the obstetrics and gynecology department three times? Unlike natural birth, cesarean section is a major surgical procedure. The doctor has to make an incision in the abdomen and uterus for the baby to be born from the incision. This is why this type of surgical treatment is called cesarean section or caesarean section. Nowadays, in capitalist countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom, the caesarean section rate does not exceed 30%.

There is no accurate data on how many caesarean sections a woman may have in her lifetime. There was a report overseas about a pregnant woman who underwent seven caesarean sections. But the number of caesarean sections should not exceed 3 times. Generally, after the second or third caesarean section, pregnant women will be recommended to undergo sterilization. Due to three or more caesarean sections, the scar on the uterus may cause spontaneous uterine rupture in the middle and late pregnancy, and the risk factors before delivery will be very high.

Generally speaking, it is necessary to wait three years before getting pregnant again after a cesarean section, because the wound of the endometrium after a cesarean section does not heal well in a short period of time. If you get pregnant too early, the fresh scar will easily rupture in the late pregnancy or during delivery, causing intra-abdominal bleeding and even threatening your life. It is emphasized that if conditions permit, natural childbirth can be used to get pregnant again after a caesarean section, but there are strict application limits, which stipulate that you can only get pregnant again after a caesarean section after 3 years. And to eliminate the causes of narrow pelvis, transverse position of the fetus, fetal intrauterine hypoxia, intrauterine distress, and extremely large fetus, as long as good management methods are taken before, during, and after pregnancy, mothers who have undergone cesarean section before can still give birth to their children by themselves. This method reduces trauma and is very beneficial to the health of both mother and baby.

What should I do the day before a cesarean section?

1. Routine physical examination. Carry out routine physical examinations, including height, weight, vaginal examination, cervical examination, etc., to check whether the pregnant woman is suitable for cesarean section.

2. Check blood pressure. Prenatal blood pressure testing is a common examination item before cesarean section. The main purpose is to distinguish whether a pregnant woman has pregnancy-induced hypertension and its symptoms.

3. B-ultrasound examination. Prenatal B-ultrasound examination can detect whether the fetus is in a transverse position or has an abnormal fetal heartbeat. After this situation occurs, relevant measures can be taken as soon as possible to ensure the smooth implementation of the cesarean section.

4. Urine test. Through this test, the protein content in the urine of pregnant women can be used to determine whether the pregnant women have diabetes, uremia and other diseases, so that these abnormal conditions can be dealt with in time and intervention can be carried out as soon as possible.