Caesarean section for second pregnancy pain

If you want to have a second baby after a cesarean section, it is best to choose to get pregnant within about three years, otherwise the cesarean section incision will cause pain during pregnancy. If the pain from the incision during a cesarean section for a second pregnancy is caused by the continued growth of the fetus, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up to prevent the danger of uterine rupture. If this happens in the late stages of pregnancy, you should choose a time to have surgery to deliver the baby according to the doctor's arrangements.

What to do if the incision hurts during cesarean section for second pregnancy

1. Check if there was an incision on the uterus (an incision does not necessarily mean an incision on the uterus. If the last surgery was on the uterus, then it will be troublesome). Please seek medical attention as soon as possible. Because the incision has not yet healed completely, or the uterus has gradually enlarged after another pregnancy, the incision cannot withstand it, and if the pain is tearing, there is a risk of rupture.

2. If it is just a dull pain, it is the incision adapting to the gradually increasing tension and you can observe it. Seek medical attention if necessary.

The correct way to deal with the pain of incision during second pregnancy

1. If you experience abdominal pain, seek medical attention as soon as possible. A scarred uterus may rupture spontaneously in the late stages of pregnancy. Sometimes, even if the abdominal pain is relatively mild, the uterus has already ruptured, so you must be vigilant.

2. Avoid abdominal pressure in the late pregnancy to prevent the scar from cracking and avoid squeezing. In the late stages of pregnancy, you should avoid crowded places, do housework in moderation, sleep on your back or side, and have an adequate sexual life without putting pressure on your abdomen.

3. Pay attention to fetal movements. Fetal movements are the movements of the fetus in the uterus. The speed of fetal movement is an early indicator of whether the fetus is safe in the uterus. Normally during pregnancy there will be three to five fetal movements per hour or at least ten times a day. After a caesarean section, a scarred uterus with a slight rupture or placental abnormality can cause fetal death.

During pregnancy, pregnant mothers have a hard time, and it is even more difficult to have a second child. While regulating their bodies, pregnant mothers may find that if they have incision pain in the late pregnancy of the second child, and have other conditions such as labor pains, vaginal bleeding, excessive secretions, etc. Report to the doctor immediately and receive treatment according to the doctor's arrangements. I believe that the baby will be born safely.

How long after cesarean section can I have a second child

There is no problem in having both babies by caesarean section, but the best time for the two caesarean sections should be about three years apart. Generally speaking, a cesarean section for a previous pregnancy does increase the chance of uterine rupture by nearly 1%. If the hysterectomy is performed vertically, the chance of uterine rupture will increase by about 4 times. In addition, since there is scar tissue left by the operation on the uterine wall, these scar tissues may increase the risk of uterine rupture during labor. Therefore, most obstetricians and gynecologists and mothers will arrange the operation time before entering the labor process, based on the premise of a cesarean section for the previous pregnancy.