What are the sequelae of cesarean section

Nowadays, many people emphasize that natural birth is good for the baby. This is one of its advantages. Another point is that caesarean section has many side effects compared with it. Caesarean section has certain requirements for doctors. The uterus may be damaged during the operation, and there are also risks of anesthesia, surgical bleeding and postoperative infection. At the same time, the cesarean section wound needs a certain amount of time to heal, and it takes two years to get pregnant again, because the gestational sac can easily attach to the wound and cause pregnancy bleeding.

Are there any side effects of cesarean section?

First, cesarean section will damage the uterus. During a cesarean section, women have to bear the risks of anesthesia, bleeding, postoperative infection, etc. Their physical recovery is also slower than that of women who give birth naturally. In addition, women who choose cesarean section will have much more trouble with contraception and re-pregnancy in the future than those who give birth naturally.

Second, if a woman who has had a caesarean section becomes pregnant again within one or two years, the gestational sac can easily attach to the scar of the incision, causing heavy bleeding during miscarriage. If you don't want to have an abortion and want to have another child, it is not possible as it will endanger the life of the fetus.

Third, in addition to the risks of anesthesia, women who undergo cesarean section may also experience some corresponding complications during or after the operation, among which the more serious ones include bladder injury, intestinal injury, uterine incision laceration, and postpartum hemorrhage.

What are the sequelae of cesarean section

First of all, it will seriously damage the uterus. Caesarean section is recognized as the surgery that causes the greatest damage to the uterus. Therefore, it is recommended that women who can give birth naturally do not choose caesarean section because they are afraid of pain.

Secondly, there is cesarean section incision pregnancy. If you get pregnant again within one or two years after cesarean section, the gestational sac will easily attach to the incision scar, and miscarriage will easily lead to heavy bleeding. Regeneration will endanger the life of the fetus. It is recommended that mothers who have had a cesarean section consider having a second child after two years.

Finally, and most importantly, compared with natural births, the immunity and anti-infection ability of newborns born by caesarean section are relatively poor, and this phenomenon is more prominent in male babies.

The above points are some of the sequelae of caesarean section. Caesarean section is generally for difficult labor and high-risk mothers. If the expectant mother can give birth naturally, she should not choose caesarean section. Natural birth is good for both herself and the baby.