How many times can a woman have a caesarean section in her lifetime?

Cesarean section is a very common delivery technique nowadays. This method is not relatively good at controlling the risk of pregnancy. Some pregnant women find out that the fetus is in a transverse position when they are preparing to become pregnant, and cesarean section can allow them to have a successful pregnancy. It is an excellent manifestation of a scientific method, but cesarean section will also cause certain uterine damage to pregnant women. How many cesarean sections can a woman have in her lifetime?

1. If the first child was delivered by caesarean section, then the birth of the second child will need to be delayed for a while. The most important thing is to observe the healing of the uterus. If the uterine scar heals well, you can get pregnant after about 2 years. However, if the uterine scar heals poorly, then it will take a longer interval before you can get pregnant.

2. If a woman had a caesarean section for her first child, she must go to the hospital for a thorough check-up before giving birth to her second child. It would be safer to get pregnant after checking the condition of the uterus. Otherwise, if the pregnancy is rash, it may cause uterine rupture in the late pregnancy, and once the uterus ruptures, women are likely to be dangerous.

3. The degree of repair of uterine scar is limited, so for many women, after the second cesarean section, the uterus has already repaired too poorly and they cannot withstand a third cesarean section. However, generally speaking, the most frequent cesarean section in history is four times, but four cesarean sections have already put women in a very dangerous situation, so this method is not recommended at all.

Cesarean section is a surgical procedure with high complications. It will not only cause uterine scarring in pregnant women, but there will be certain risks in the second pregnancy. The most important thing is that pregnant women who have undergone cesarean section may also have uterine hyperplasia scars if the scars are not healed well, which is risky for subsequent pregnancies. Therefore, in the case of a second pregnancy, you must control your own weight and the weight of the fetus. Once the weight of the fetus is too heavy, it is easy to cause difficult labor or uterine rupture.