Complications of cesarean section 4 years ago

Some women are unable to choose natural childbirth due to physical reasons, so they have to choose cesarean section when giving birth. Although cesarean section is much easier than natural childbirth during the delivery process, women have to bear a lot of losses after the cesarean section. It is easy to get infected after the operation, and the blood loss may be relatively large. In addition, it takes a longer time for the body to return to normal. Some women found that they had complications after cesarean section, and these complications were accompanied by some complications, which had lasted for four years. This made them feel very worried. So what exactly do the complications of cesarean section include?

1. Newborn babies have weak immune systems

If you choose to give birth naturally, because there are many beneficial bacteria in the birth canal of the pregnant woman, these bacteria can be transferred to the stomach and intestines of the newborn during the natural delivery process, and eventually form a protective film to prevent some bacteria. However, newborns born by caesarean section have poor innate immunity because they have not experienced the squeezing of the birth canal and the bacteria in the stomach and intestines, and are more prone to some diseases. In addition, caesarean section may also cause integration imbalance and lack of oxygen for the baby.

2. The probability of ectopic pregnancy in the second child is high

The probability of ectopic pregnancy will also increase for pregnant women. If the embryo implants on the scar, it will pose a great threat to pregnant women. In severe cases, the uterus may even need to be removed, and the woman may even lose her life. Also, the embryo may be born in the myometrium of the uterus. Pregnant women are prone to internal bleeding during the next delivery, which will seriously affect uterine contractions.

3. Serious damage to the uterus

In the case of a cesarean section, women also have to endure anesthesia and bleeding, and their physical recovery will be much slower than that of women who give birth naturally. In addition, women who choose cesarean section will have more inconveniences in terms of contraception and pregnancy than pregnant women who give birth naturally.

If a woman has chosen a cesarean section, she needs to rest for a longer time after giving birth. During this time, she must pay attention to hygiene, eat more blood-replenishing foods, and try not to participate in strenuous activities. If after a cesarean section, the newborn's immune system is relatively poor, or there are other changes in the uterus, then she should resume treatment under the guidance of a doctor. The longer the delay, the more difficult it will be to treat.