I got pregnant again two months after my caesarean section

I believe that many doctors will tell women who choose cesarean sections that they should not get pregnant in the near future after the cesarean section because they need to give their uterus time to recover. If they continue to get pregnant, it is likely to cause great damage to the uterus and even affect the pregnancy. However, some women who had caesarean sections did not take contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse and became pregnant again two months after the caesarean section. What should they do at this time?

It is recommended to have an abortion if you get pregnant two months after a caesarean section. Generally speaking, you have to wait more than two years after a caesarean section before you can prepare to get pregnant again, because if you have a child too early, it will be very harmful to the adult herself. If the uterus ruptures and heavy bleeding occurs in the later months of pregnancy, it can be life-threatening. Moreover, giving birth again after a caesarean section is difficult because the functions of the mother's organs have not yet recovered to the pre-pregnancy level, the endometrium has yet to recover, and some mothers are even anxious after childbirth and have just taken on the burden of raising a child. The damage from the operation and the trauma to the uterus all take a long time to recover. If you get pregnant again too early, it will not only bring the distress of artificial abortion, but also increase the difficulty of artificial abortion, and may even cause uterine rupture and endanger your life. Therefore, maternal contraception after cesarean section becomes even more important.

However, relevant domestic experts have conducted research in this area, and the results show that about 50% of women recover their ovulation function within 60 days after delivery. Ovulation can resume as early as 14 days after delivery. The average time of ovulation resumption was calculated to be 101 days after delivery. The incision on the uterine wall after cesarean section does not heal well in the short term. In premature pregnancy, the uterus continues to grow due to the development of the fetus, and the uterine wall becomes thinner, especially the surgical incision is connective tissue and lacks elasticity. Fresh scars can easily rupture in late pregnancy or during delivery, causing massive abdominal bleeding and even threatening life.

Therefore, if you become pregnant within two months after a caesarean section, it is recommended to have an abortion as soon as possible, otherwise it will pose a great threat to the life of the mother. Women who have just undergone a caesarean section should pay special attention to contraception after giving birth. If they accidentally become pregnant, they will face the trouble of miscarriage.