Patient's question:
The doctor has a question to consult with you. My baby is now 9 months old, but I found out I'm unexpectedly pregnant this month. I'm feeling very troubled and don't know what to do. In my current situation, after having a cesarean section 9 months ago, can I still carry this pregnancy to term?Doctor's answer:
It is better to wait at least two years after a cesarean section before getting pregnant again. If pregnancy occurs too soon after the procedure, the risk of uterine rupture during the later stages of pregnancy and delivery is significantly higher. Since it has only been nine months since the cesarean surgery, leaving it could easily lead to uterine rupture. Generally, it is not recommended to leave it.If you choose not to keep it, you can go to the hospital around the 40th day of pregnancy to undergo medication-induced abortion or surgical abortion.
Cesarean section patients can use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment while receiving professional medical care. It is essential to avoid extreme hunger or fullness in daily diet and never overeat or binge on food.