Is it possible to have a natural birth after a caesarean section?

Because cesarean section is very popular in clinical practice, more and more women choose to give birth by cesarean section. With the implementation of the two-child policy, more and more people are beginning to worry about the delivery of the second child. Is it still possible to have an orgasm after a cesarean section? Let the editor take you to learn about it below.

Some women may choose a caesarean section for their first delivery, but they want to choose a natural birth for their second delivery. Experts remind that if they have a caesarean section for the first time, they can choose a natural birth for the next delivery, but there may be some situations in the future delivery that may lead to an unsuccessful natural birth. Next, let’s look at the situations where a natural birth cannot occur after a caesarean section.

1. The indications for the first caesarean section still exist. If the indications for your first cesarean section still exist, such as pelvic stenosis, cephalopelvic disproportion, malposition of the fetus, malformation or stenosis of the soft birth canal, and internal and external surgical complications, such as heart disease, pregnant women with a history of delayed labor, etc.

2. The delivery process is not progressing smoothly. During the second pregnancy, if the labor process does not progress smoothly during the vaginal delivery trial, or if fetal hypoxia occurs or there is suspected (or actual) uterine incision rupture, an emergency cesarean section is required.

3. There are serious obstetric complications during the second pregnancy. The second pregnancy had serious obstetric complications, such as severe preeclampsia, placenta previa, placental abruption, etc., which made vaginal delivery unsuitable.

4. There are problems with the fetus during the second pregnancy. There are problems with the fetus during the second pregnancy, such as intrauterine hypoxia, multiple pregnancy, intrauterine infection, and the fetus is too large.

5. The last caesarean section was a longitudinal incision. This type of cesarean section with a vertical incision has a high chance of uterine rupture in pregnant women, especially during the second and third trimesters and during delivery.

6. Induced labor is used for the second birth. The rate of uterine rupture in spontaneous delivery after cesarean section is as high as 1.6%, most of which occur in women who have undergone induced labor during labor. The research conclusions recommend that women who give birth naturally should have a transverse surgical incision and choose a hospital that can provide adequate emergency equipment.

7. Use oxytocin during the delivery of the second child. The risk of uterine rupture is indeed higher after vaginal delivery, especially inducing labor may increase the risk of uterine rupture, which is most obvious in women who use labor-inducing drugs.

8. The wound from the last cesarean section is thin or has not healed well. The wound from the last cesarean section was thin or the incision did not heal well, such as the uterine incision was uneven in thickness, the incision scar was too thin, there was a hard crack or rupture of the uterine incision, or the first surgical incision was a longitudinal uterine incision, a ⊥-shaped incision, or the uterine incision had a serious laceration and required repair surgery.