Patient's question:
Doctor, my cousin gave birth via C-section a year and a half ago and is pregnant again. Can she keep the child? Will it be bad for her health? Some people say she can have the child, while others say she shouldn't. Doctor, can she have this child? Will there be risks?Doctor's answer:
Your sister got pregnant again after a year and a half. This child can be kept, but there are certain risks involved. There is a one to two percent chance of a recurrence of uterine rupture during pregnancy or childbirth. However, if you choose to terminate the pregnancy, it can cause damage to the endometrium and may lead to the possibility of infertility. Rupture is not certain, so it is recommended to have regular prenatal check-ups and consider keeping the child. Cesarean delivery is a condition that is not easy to fully recover from. Friends who are patients should always maintain a positive attitude and face it with a proactive mindset. Only in this way can they enhance their confidence in overcoming cesarean delivery and believe that they will surely recover.