Second cesarean section uterine incision

Later, with the development of science and technology, doctors and nurses discovered that uterine rupture is only related to the thickness of the cesarean section incision. If the thickness of the incision is good, and the weight gain of the pregnant mother, the weight of the fetus, and the size of the fetal head meet the requirements for natural delivery, the pregnant mother can choose to give birth naturally.

In real life, women who choose cesarean section for their first child need more stringent supervision and diagnosis from doctors if they choose natural birth again. Therefore, some women often choose cesarean section for the second time for "safety" reasons. In fact, in cases like this one, as long as various tests in the late pregnancy meet the indicators for choosing a natural birth, then choosing a natural birth is a very normal thing.

How many caesarean sections can a woman have in her lifetime?

Women love celebrity gossip the most. They often find it unbelievable to see that the wife of a celebrity has undergone 4 cesarean sections in 5 years. So, how many cesarean sections can a woman choose at most in her lifetime?

The medical knowledge that everyone must know is: a woman's second cesarean section is actually performed on the incision of the first time, and the scar from the previous time will be removed immediately. The advantage of this is that there is no need to cause two incisions, but the disadvantage is that the second cesarean section will be more painful.

After a cesarean section, the uterus repairs slowly and begins to undergo tissue fibrosis, which limits the elasticity of the uterus. In severe cases, the uterus may not even be able to meet the space requirements of the fetus for a full ten months. Generally speaking, the more often a woman chooses to have a cesarean section, the more serious the level of uterine fibrosis will be, the lower the elasticity of the uterus will be, and the greater the risk of uterine rupture will be.

Statistics show that when a woman chooses to have a cesarean section three or more times, the probability of spontaneous uterine rupture increases. Therefore, when doctors find that a woman has undergone two caesarean sections, they will usually advise the mother not to have a caesarean section.