Does adhesion between the anterior wall of the fundus and the abdominal wall affect the fetus?

Patient's question:

I am more than 40 days pregnant. Today, during an ultrasound, I found that the anterior wall of the uterus and the abdominal wall are adhered together. I had a cesarean section for my first child. I want to ask if it is possible for me to have a second child in this condition? Will it cause any interference to the mother and the child?

Doctor's answer:

Can you have a second child? The precautions for pregnant women include:
1. Early pregnancy: Prevent trauma-induced miscarriage, while paying attention to balanced nutrition and the absorption of trace elements;
2. Middle early pregnancy: Pay attention to prenatal nutrition, engage in appropriate exercise to control weight gain during pregnancy, and prevent the recurrence of gestational diabetes;
3. Late pregnancy: Prenatal complications may gradually reappear. Pregnant women should monitor their blood pressure, check for edema, protein in urine, etc. Regular prenatal check-ups are essential during this period. Avoid cold foods, such as crabs, hawthorns, etc. If this helps you, please give a thumbs-up.

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