Patient's question:
The baby is one year old, born via C-section, and I am now 35 days pregnant again. The doctor said it's okay to continue the pregnancy, but there are risks involved, and they also mentioned that there are signs of a potential miscarriage. This is my second child. My first child was also born via C-section with my ex-husband four years ago. Now I have had two C-sections. I am 23 years old, and it has only been a year since the last one. Sometimes when I gently press on the wound, it still hurts, and it also hurts when I have an ultrasound scan on the wound. Can I still give birth in this condition? I am very worried.What kind of help do you need: The baby is one year old, born via C-section, and now 35 days pregnant—can I continue the pregnancy?
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you are currently pregnant after two cesarean sections. Under normal circumstances, the best time for uterine scar healing is 2-3 years after a cesarean section. Since it has only been 1 year since your last cesarean section, there is a certain risk if you plan to have this child. Currently, slight pain when lightly pressing the incision may be caused by incision adhesion. It is recommended that if you plan to have this child, you can have a color ultrasound around 40-50 days to remove scar pregnancy, control the weight of the fetus during pregnancy, have regular prenatal check-ups, and closely monitor the pregnancy.