Patient's question:
All symptoms: Appendectomy 9 years ago, Cesarean section for ectopic pregnancy 8 years ago. Onset time and cause: Currently pregnant, 38 weeks, baby's biparietal diameter measured as 98mm at the first prenatal visit. The doctor measured the pelvic data: Interischial spine diameter 23 cm, Interiliac crest diameter 26 cm, External sacro-ischial diameter 19 cm, Ischial tuberosity diameter 9 cm. Treatment history: Please tell me if my condition allows for a vaginal delivery. What are the risks if a Cesarean section is performed? Help needed: Appendectomy 9 years ago, Cesarean section for ectopic pregnancy 8 years ago, vertical incision. Please tell me if my condition isDoctor's answer:
Hello, having a cesarean section is not suitable for giving birth to the second child. Therefore, it is recommended that women avoid undergoing a cesarean section when giving birth to their second child. In today's society, in addition to cesarean sections that can help women give birth, mothers can also choose to give birth through natural delivery. To prevent problems during the delivery process, it is advisable to consult doctors more.After a cesarean section, scars will form at the incision site of the uterus, which weakens its strength. During subsequent pregnancies, as the fetus grows, the uterus will also expand accordingly, and the muscle fibers will be stretched. Scar tissue lacks elasticity. When the pressure inside the uterus exceeds the strength that the scar tissue can withstand, it may rupture. In this case, the placenta and fetus may fall into the abdominal cavity, potentially causing the death of the fetus, and the pregnant woman may also face life-threatening bleeding.