Patient's question:
In 2005 and 2007, I had cesarean sections to give birth to my children. Now I am pregnant again, and I am wondering if I will need another cesarean section. If I have four cesarean sections in total, how will it lead to severe uterine bleeding? What kind of help can I get? Can I give birth naturally? How will this pregnancy affect my uterus? Will I have severe uterine bleeding?Doctor's answer:
How this cesarean section decision relates to the reasons for the previous two surgeries. Although it has been four years since the second surgery, it cannot be said that there are absolutely no problems. Induction of labor involves strong uterine contractions followed by the continuous dilation of the cervix, allowing the baby to be expelled. During the strong uterine contractions, no one can guarantee how firm the original uterine scars are after two previous surgeries. If the goal is to have a full-term delivery, it is still safer to opt for a cesarean section to end early pregnancy. After all, the uterine muscle has been damaged twice.