How many days after cesarean section did the second child get discharged from the hospital?

For normal women, giving birth to their first child is more difficult because their bodies do not have the memory function of giving birth at this time. However, it is relatively easier for women to give birth to their second child. Some women choose to have a caesarean section for their second child. Although it is easier to give birth to a second child, they still need to rest well and regulate their bodies. So for women who have a caesarean section for their second child, how long will it take for them to be discharged from the hospital?

How many days after cesarean section did the second child get discharged from the hospital?

1. At present, no matter what surgery is performed, patients can generally be discharged from the hospital after 4 full days. It should be noted that if there is no abnormality in the body after the surgery, patients can be discharged after 4 days. If you choose a caesarean section for the first time, you must wait at least two years before preparing for the second child. This will give the mother enough time to recover. Also, you cannot choose a natural birth for the second child, otherwise it can easily cause uterine rupture, which is unsafe for both the mother and the baby. Therefore, special attention should be paid.

2. If you chose a caesarean section for your first birth, it is best to choose a caesarean section when giving birth to your second child, which is safer than a natural birth. However, when performing a second caesarean section, you have to choose the right time. If it is done too early, the fetal survival rate will be relatively low. If it is too late, it will easily cause the mother's uterus to rupture, and even lead to stillbirth. Therefore, you only need to wait until the fetus is fully developed before performing a caesarean section, and you don’t have to wait until the time of delivery.

Are there risks associated with having a second child by caesarean section?

Generally speaking, if you choose a caesarean section for the first time, you should pay special attention to the second child, as there will be certain risks, which are mainly manifested in two aspects:

The first aspect is that after the first caesarean section, there is not enough nutrition in the uterine scar to provide to the fertilized egg. This can easily cause the placenta to seek nutrition, which may penetrate the bladder and cause severe bleeding in the pregnant woman. This not only poses a serious threat to the pregnant mother, but also endangers the life of the child.

The second aspect is that after the second pregnancy, the scar of the uterine incision is relatively weak, and as the pregnancy months continue to increase, the contents of the uterus, such as the placenta, amniotic fluid, or the fetus, will continue to increase. This will easily cause the scar to become thinner, leading to uterine rupture, posing serious safety problems to the lives of both the mother and the child.