Patient's question:
Previously, I got married and had two daughters, both via C-section. I also had an abortion. Later, because my husband couldn't have a son and was under pressure, he remarried me. Now, I have rebuilt my family and had my tubes tied. Can I still get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Performing a Cesarean section usually requires two procedures, and at least two years must pass before pregnancy can occur again to allow the injured uterus to fully recover before undertaking the significant task of pregnancy. For women who have already undergone two Cesarean sections, it is not recommended to have a third Cesarean surgery, as the risks involved would be very high, even posing the danger of uterine rupture during pregnancy, endangering both the fetus and the mother's life. Additionally, a heavily scarred uterus may lead to excessive bleeding or abnormal contractions during surgery, similarly interfering with your overall health.