Patient's question:
The doctor told me I might need a C-section, and I'm so upset. Will there be a scar on the abdomen after a C-section? How many layers do they actually have to stitch after a C-section?Doctor's answer:
Generally, there needs to be debridement of seven layers. The first layer is the full thickness of the uterine muscle, the second layer is the serosal layer, the third layer is the peritoneal layer, the fourth layer is the anterior fascia, the fifth layer is subcutaneous tissue, the sixth layer is the skin, and the seventh layer is the fat layer. I suggest you don't worry. These surgical doctors will do a good job, as this is the most basic thing for surgical doctors. After the surgery, you should also pay attention to doing well in prevention work, such as applying antiseptic ointment and symptomatic treatment.