Patient's question:
Underwent an ectopic pregnancy surgery with an incision on the abdomen, where the left fallopian tube was removed, and I received several hundred milliliters of blood transfusion. I got pregnant again after more than a month, but I have mixed hemorrhoids. Can I keep this child? Will the abdomen stretch and rupture the uterus? Will the incision crack? Will I have to undergo another cesarean section in the future? Is there a risk to my life?Doctor's answer:
According to the above description, after undergoing an ectopic pregnancy abdominal surgery, she got pregnant again a little over a month later. She is worried that her uterus might rupture and that her incision might split. According to the principles of eugenics, this is not advisable to conceive. However, since she is already pregnant, she needs to pay extra attention to her care. One month after the surgery, the wound has already healed with a scar. By the time she is pregnant and her abdomen expands, the wound will have healed for three months, and it will definitely not rupture.Advice: Rest well and maintain a calm mood, which is fine. Enhance your nutrition by consuming sufficient protein, vitamins, calcium, and other foods.