Patient's question:
When I was a couple, we had a daughter, and now she is 6 years old. To actively respond to the country's second-child policy, my husband and I have also joined the second-child. Now I am at 37 weeks, and the second child also needs to be delivered via cesarean section. Since I have a scar-prone constitution, should I have the second cesarean section earlier?Doctor's answer:
From the described situation, it appears to be a keloid constitution, also known as a scarred uterus. Generally, the second pregnancy often requires another cesarean section. Typically, a cesarean section may need to be performed earlier, but most often about a week earlier is recommended. It is not advisable to have it too far in advance. Generally, most are advised to have a cesarean section at 39 weeks of pregnancy. At this stage, it is important to carefully monitor changes in fetal movement and any symptoms. Cesarean section conditions are very serious, and it is recommended that patients receive timely symptomatic treatment. It is hoped that patients can follow the doctor's advice for symptomatic treatment. At the same time, attention should be paid to self-care, proper diet, to avoid worsening the condition. The above answer is hoped to help you, thank you.