What should be done if the uterus ruptures during multiple childbirths?

Patient's question:

When I was not married, I had two or three abortions, so my uterine condition is not particularly good now. I am already pregnant, and my stomach is particularly sensitive. I am worried that I will have another uterine rupture. Many abortions and childbirth can lead to uterine rupture?

Doctor's answer:

Multiple miscarriages and D&Cs may lead to intrauterine infection, placenta accreta or implantation, as well as other serious gynecological inflammation. If fetal growth and development are not too poor, the possibility of uterine rupture is relatively small if a cesarean section is not performed. It is recommended that you pay attention to fetal movement and closely monitor contractions in the later stages of pregnancy. The doctor will predict whether a cesarean section or natural labor is needed based on the size of fetal growth and development, the condition of the pregnant woman, and other factors. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and good health!

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