Patient's question:
There are only 10 days left until the due date. Eight years ago, I had a cesarean section for my first child, who passed away at the age of one. Only my husband and I know about it, and I don't want my current mother-in-law to find out. But now, the second child must be delivered via cesarean section. Will the doctor tell my mother-in-law that this is my second cesarean?Doctor's answer:
Because you have a history of cesarean section, before the surgery, stamps or clinical diagnoses confirmed, medical records will all have the phrase "scarred uterus," which is a medical standard. If there is anything private you don't want your mother-in-law to know, you can tell the doctor, and the doctor will respect your privacy. There are several treatment methods for cesarean section, but because the symptoms of the patients are different, the treatment methods adopted will also be different. Therefore, it is necessary for the patient to be diagnosed as soon as possible so that the correct treatment can be administered.