Is it necessary to perform cesarean section in advance for scarred uterus?

Today's caesarean section has reduced the risks of childbirth to a great extent, allowing women to give birth without too much threat and ensuring their health. However, some pregnant women have uterine scars. Does this mean they must have an early cesarean section?

Nowadays, many women have a caesarean section when giving birth to their first child, and by the time they have their second child, they have a uterus scar. After a caesarean section, doctors usually tell pregnant women that they cannot get pregnant again within at least 2 years. This is related to the woman’s physical and mental health. If a woman's second child is within 2 to 3 years of her first, there should be no problem with uterine repair, and it is generally not easy to have an early cesarean section unless there are any abnormalities.

Women with uterine scars are advised to go to the hospital to check their bodies before getting pregnant to see whether the condition of their uterus meets the conditions for pregnancy, and then consider pregnancy. Because if the uterus is not repaired properly or for other reasons, blindly pursuing pregnancy will have a very high possibility of causing uterine rupture.

In the early stages of pregnancy, it is necessary to determine the location of the scar and the embryo through examination, and the doctor will usually do this carefully. The thickness of the repair of the scarred uterus will also affect the safety of pregnancy. Therefore, women who have had a caesarean section must wait more than 2 years before they can get pregnant again. This is very important and is related to the personal safety of women.

Is it necessary to have an early cesarean section for the second child with a scarred uterus?

Many women who have had one pregnancy and childbirth experience will infer the second child based on the first pregnancy and childbirth experience. For them, many physical reactions, diet, and lifestyle of the second pregnancy have already been based on the first pregnancy and childbirth experience. Therefore, when facing many problems, most of them will not panic. However, when it comes to the time of delivery, is the second child usually earlier or later?

1. Whether it is the first or second child, the birth of a child will wait until the fetus itself grows to maturity before it is born. Under normal circumstances, it is not easy to have a second child early. However, it is not ruled out that individual differences or emotional factors may lead to early delivery.

2. Most women also said that they would feel that the birth of the second child was more complete than the first, and the delivery process was shorter than the first. However, it is not necessarily the case that women will give birth to their second child faster than their first child. It should be said that the mother's physical condition, the growth and development of the fetus, etc. all affect the delivery process.

Precautions for second birth

1. Regardless of whether it is the first or second child, the three signs of labor are the same: paroxysmal periodic uterine contractions, a small amount of vaginal bleeding, and sometimes vaginal discharge, which is called "premature rupture of membranes." However, the second child may have a faster delivery process around the time of labor, so if you find any signs of labor, you should go to the hospital immediately for medical treatment.

2. If there are signs of labor, go to the hospital immediately. First, we need to look at the time interval between the first and second births. If they are relatively close, especially within three years, we should pay special attention. In addition, it depends on the individual. If the bony birth gate condition is better, the soft birth gate condition is also relatively ideal, the fetus is of appropriate size, and the physical condition is better, the second birth may be smoother than the first, and the delivery process will be shorter. In this case, after the second birth shows signs of labor, you should go to the hospital in time to avoid delayed treatment due to the short delivery process, which will affect the fetus and adults.