What are the risks of cesarean section?

Patient's question:

When I had my first C-section, my abdomen reappeared with bloating, and it was half an hour after the surgery. My abdomen swelled significantly. Why did this happen again? How can I prevent this situation from occurring again?

Doctor's answer:

This is related to the increased interference of gastrointestinal twists during pregnancy and the interference caused by surgical anesthesia. The surgical operation of cesarean delivery generally does not cause significant interference to the intestines. In this case, if it is a planned cesarean delivery, it is best not to defecate within four to 12 hours before surgery. This reduces gastrointestinal pressure and minimizes the interference of anesthetics during the operation. Early postoperative bed mobility can help force the gastrointestinal function to recover completely and allow for early, which helps eliminate intestinal gas.

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