Patient's question:
I have already had two children before, both via C-section. Now, my third one is likely to be a C-section as well. What are the precautions for a third C-section?Doctor's answer:
If there are three cesarean sections, this situation can lead to uterine adhesions, poor uterine involution, or even risks of impending uterine rupture or uterine rupture. After conception, especially in the late stages of pregnancy, close and careful observation of vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal pain, lower back pain, and lower back discomfort is necessary. In particular, if there is severe pain at the scar area, it is essential to go to the hospital for follow-up immediately. Rest should be paid attention to, and overexertion and emotional excitement should be avoided.