Is cesarean section dangerous?

If women have an unexpected pregnancy or encounter some major problems during pregnancy and have to terminate the pregnancy artificially, the most popular method at this time is to have an abortion. Some people will choose medical abortion. But in general, abortion does not require a caesarean section, unless it is in the middle or late stages of pregnancy, then a caesarean section is necessary. So is a caesarean section dangerous?

Is cesarean section dangerous?

If you have a cesarean section and then have an artificial abortion shortly after, there is a high possibility of serious postoperative complications such as uterine perforation, heavy bleeding, intrauterine infection, and intrauterine adhesions. Therefore, women who have had a cesarean section must take good contraceptive measures after the operation to avoid having an abortion within a short period of time after the cesarean section.

Today's medical level is very advanced. Abortion is not considered a major operation in clinical medicine. Usually, as long as you meet the requirements and go to a regular hospital's gynecology department for an abortion, you can get good surgical results. But this only applies to ordinary women. For women who have undergone caesarean section, they need to be particularly cautious when undergoing abortion. So is there a high risk of having an abortion after caesarean section?

Whether the risk of abortion is high for women who have undergone caesarean section depends on the individual and the situation. Generally speaking, after a caesarean section, it takes about two years for a woman's uterus to return to normal. If an abortion is performed two years after a caesarean section, the risk will not be very high. At this time, when performing an abortion on a female friend who has had a caesarean section, it can be treated the same as an ordinary abortion, and at most a little more caution is needed.

However, if a woman has an abortion within two years after a caesarean section, the risk will be greater. Generally speaking, the shorter the time between an abortion and a caesarean section, the greater the risk. Because after a caesarean section, if the uterus has not fully recovered, there will be scars in the uterus. During an abortion, the surgical instruments may scrape through the scars on the uterus, causing serious bleeding. Moreover, because of the scar in the uterus, the attachment position of the gestational sac will be lower, which will also increase the risk of heavy bleeding during abortion.

The above article has explained the question of whether cesarean section or abortion is risky. Whether it is a caesarean section or an artificial abortion, it will cause great physical and mental harm to women. If women have frequent abortions, especially if they have had a caesarean section and then have another abortion within a short period of time, the damage to their bodies will be particularly serious. Therefore, if female friends are not yet suitable for having children, they must take contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse.