Patient's question:
I have had one cesarean section and want to know if the incision will be in the same place if I have another child. Can it be seen? Why do some people say it will never be in the same incision? I had a horizontal incision.Past treatment and outcomes: I want to know if it will be in the same place.
What kind of help I need: If it is in the same place, will it be noticeable that I have been pregnant twice?
Doctor's answer:
This friend should be in the first position. The first time it was a cross-shaped incision, and the second time it should be the same. Cut off the scar from the first incision, then open the abdomen for surgery. After the surgery, there will still be a scar. In this way, even if two or many surgeries are performed, there will only be one scar on the abdomen. Before the surgery, the doctor will clearly explain these matters to you, and you can also emphasize these points to them.