Caesarean section 1 year and 3 months pregnant

Generally, basic contraceptive measures are recommended for 2 years after a caesarean section unless there are special circumstances. If you are planning to have another baby, you need to conduct a basic assessment before getting pregnant. For special circumstances during the operation, such as uterine rupture, cesarean section, intraoperative myomectomy, etc., you need to assess the risks before deciding whether you are suitable for pregnancy. For unexpected pregnancy one year and four months after a caesarean section, if the first caesarean section was successful and there were no special circumstances, and B-ultrasound showed that the thickness of the uterine scar was more than 3mm, and there were no special circumstances such as scar pregnancy and bleeding, it is generally possible to get pregnant again if you plan to do so, and you need regular maintenance and prenatal assessment.

If you are not planning to get pregnant again, it is recommended to have an abortion as soon as possible. Its condition needs to be based on its own comprehensive condition and comprehensive assessment, but it has certain risks, such as uterine rupture, scar rupture, placental abruption, etc., so regular maintenance is required.

If you get pregnant again one year and four months after a caesarean section, you should have an abortion, as there is a risk of uterine rupture if you get pregnant again. It takes at least 2 to 3 years for the scar tissue at the uterine incision after a cesarean section to heal completely. Therefore, you can only get pregnant again after at least 2 years after a caesarean section, and you should go to the hospital for a check-up before getting pregnant to check the healing status of the wound. After becoming pregnant, you should go to the hospital outpatient clinic regularly for pregnancy check-ups. If you experience abdominal pain, especially bloating and pain in the lower abdomen, go to the hospital immediately.

Regardless of whether you choose a natural birth or a caesarean section, after giving birth, as long as the uterus and ovaries resume the ovulation mechanism, you may become pregnant again. It is scientifically proven that you can get pregnant again two to one years after a caesarean section. The uterine scar tissue will recover its elasticity two years after a caesarean section, reducing the chance of uterine rupture during the next pregnancy or delivery, and increasing the success rate of choosing a natural birth during the next delivery. Therefore, you cannot get pregnant within two years after a caesarean section. Be careful about using contraceptive methods.