How dangerous is it to have a caesarean section for the third child?

Caesarean section does have certain risks, but if you perform multiple caesarean sections, the risks will become greater. Caesarean section requires surgery, and some dangers are inevitable during the operation. However, if this operation is performed multiple times, it is not related to the surgery. It itself carries a certain degree of danger. Many people may not know its degree of danger. So how dangerous is it to perform a caesarean section for the third child?

For a caesarean section for the third baby, severe adhesions may damage the bladder, poor uterine contraction may cause heavy bleeding, and there is a risk of uterine rupture in the late pregnancy. It is recommended to closely observe the thickness of the uterine incision scar and perform a caesarean section in time if any abnormality is found.

As the number of cesarean sections increases, the risk of uterine rupture and bleeding during pregnancy increases. Ultrasound examination is needed before pregnancy to determine the alignment of the uterus and the thickness of the uterine wall. Regular check-ups are needed during pregnancy. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during this period, and attention should be paid to rest to prevent infection.

A third caesarean section would be dangerous to the fetus: For women, if they chose caesarean section for their first birth, then in order to avoid danger, it is best to wait three years after the first birth for the second birth, because at this time the uterus will have to recover for a long time before it can take on the burden of pregnancy again. If a caesarean section was used for the first time, the doctor will also recommend a caesarean section for the second birth, so as to avoid dangerous situations such as heavy bleeding or uterine rupture due to uterine contractions during delivery. If you have already had two caesarean sections and want to give birth to a third child, the risk factor will be very high, because the fetus may be attached to the scar of the uterus, which will cause danger to the fetus or even lead to the death of the fetus.

Giving birth by caesarean section for the third time can also be dangerous for pregnant women: a woman's uterus is already scarred after two caesarean sections, and it is a bit difficult for her to take on the task of pregnancy for the third time at this time. As the fetus grows in the woman's body, the uterus will also swell. If the scars from the first two caesarean sections do not heal well, the uterus may rupture, which will not only seriously affect the fetus, but also the life safety of the pregnant woman.