Can I still have 3 babies after 2 caesarean sections?

The number and method of pregnancy are the woman's own decisions, but it is recommended not to have children frequently and to wait until the body recovers as soon as possible before considering a second or third child. Cesarean section is now the most commonly chosen method of childbirth for women. It has low risks and less pain, but as long as it is a surgical treatment, the possibility of accidents must be considered. So is it possible to have a third baby after two caesarean sections? If you blindly follow the trend of having a triple cesarean section, it may cause some harm to the woman's body. Therefore, for safety reasons, it is not recommended to have a triple cesarean section. If you are already pregnant, you should pay close attention to the condition of the pregnant woman and the development of the baby.

Can I have 3 babies after 2 caesarean sections?

What should be pointed out most is that the more frequent caesarean sections are performed, the greater the potential harm. There is no exact number for how many caesarean sections you can have in your lifetime, but it is generally recommended not to exceed three times. In many areas, sterilization is recommended immediately after the second or third caesarean section. Due to three or more caesarean sections, the scar on the uterus may cause persistent uterine rupture in the middle and late pregnancy, and the risk of further childbirth will be very high. Therefore, there are relatively few people who have three caesarean sections.

1. After a caesarean section, the pregnant woman will consume a lot of energy, and her body is still relatively weak. Therefore, the pregnant woman needs to rest as much as possible and recuperate her body when she is pushed back to the hospital ward. After a good rest, pregnant women should sit up and move around when they are in better spirits, because this can help the blood circulation of the lower limbs. Lying still for a long time may affect the blood circulation of the lower limbs and easily cause inflammation.

2. For wound care, wipe off sweat in time to keep the wound comfortable and clean. Do not tear or scratch the wound if it is crusted.

3. In terms of diet, do not eat within 6 hours after cesarean section. Secondly, after 6 hours, pregnant women can choose to eat liquid food, such as millet porridge, fish soup, etc., but be careful not to eat foods that are easy to cause gas, such as soybeans and other legumes.

4. Pregnant women will sweat a lot after giving birth. They should wipe it dry with a dry cotton towel. If the clothes are wet, they should be washed frequently to avoid catching cold.

What should be paid attention to when delivering a third child by caesarean section

The risk factors for triple caesarean section are still relatively large. Due to the history of multiple caesarean sections, uterine scars will recur and the elasticity of the uterine muscle will be greatly reduced, which is a high-risk pregnancy. The possibility of internal bleeding during or after surgery is also greatly increased. Some pregnant women may even suffer from permanent uterine rupture in the late pregnancy because the uterine scar cannot bear the pressure of the increasingly enlarged uterus, which seriously endangers the lives of mother and child. If the abdominal adhesions are severe, it is easy to cause damage to the surrounding internal organs during the operation, and intestinal paralysis, intestinal adhesions, and even intestinal obstruction may occur after the operation. It is very easy to develop placenta previa and placenta accreta, and a subtotal hysterectomy is required when necessary to save the life of the mother.

The third cesarean section is relatively rare. The main concern is the original cesarean section scar, which has poor elasticity and whether it can last until the pregnancy reaches full term. Therefore, pregnant women who have had three caesarean sections require very strict prenatal checkups during pregnancy, even more frequent than normal prenatal checkups, especially in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. Regular color ultrasound examinations can be done to observe the thickness of the scar, and the thickness of the scar can be used to determine the time for the next caesarean section. Generally speaking, if the thickness of the scar at the end of pregnancy is not less than 2.5mm, you can get pregnant again. If it is less than 2.5mm, you can have a caesarean section at full term.

Mothers who have had multiple caesarean sections may be at risk of uterine rupture when they become pregnant again. Therefore, they must pay more attention to medical care during pregnancy to prevent wound tears. Whether a mother who had a caesarean section can have a third child ultimately depends on her physical condition. However, it is generally not recommended for women to have multiple caesarean sections, because this will not only increase the difficulty of the operation, but also increase the risk of the operation, so you must be careful.