Patient's question:
The first time was in August 2008, but the child wasn't kept. The second time was in April 2010. I got pregnant without knowing. After a thorough check-up, the doctor said it had been three months. It's been about 140 days since then. I don't know if there are any risks. What are the risks during the surgery?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you have understanding issues regarding the situation you mentioned. In fact, if you have the aforementioned condition, you should be cautious. Currently, it has been a very short time since your second cesarean section surgery—only a little over a year. Therefore, it is not advisable for you to have this baby, as there is a high likelihood of uterine rupture during the later stages of pregnancy, which could affect your health. Generally, at least 2 years should pass after a cesarean section before considering pregnancy again. Additionally, it is best to avoid a third cesarean section. The daily treatment for patients who have undergone a third cesarean section mainly focuses on symptomatic treatment!