Patient's question:
Below, after a Cesarean section 8 months, if pregnant again, what harm does it pose to the pregnant woman, and with a hereditary hypertension, can the child be kept? If so, what are the risks? The kind of help needed: after a Cesarean section 8 months, if pregnant again, what harm does it pose to the pregnant womanDoctor's answer:
It is 8 months after a cesarean section, and I am pregnant again. If I focus on fibrosis, the risk is very high because the uterine incision has not fully healed, and the scar tissue has not yet developed enough elasticity. If I get pregnant later, it is very likely to cause the uterine incision to rupture, leading to severe bleeding. Moreover, you have a hereditary high blood pressure. From a medical safety perspective, it is recommended that you should not have this child. You can consider medication-induced miscarriage of an early pregnancy. If your blood pressure is unstable after a cesarean section, you must undergo antihypertensive treatment, and your diet must be low-sodium and low-fat. If you want a second child, it is best to wait two years after the cesarean section and take strict contraceptive measures.