Patient's question:
Doctor. My wife's second C-section incision hurts a bit when touched with her hand, and the incision hasn't fully healed well. It's been over a year since her second C-section, and she hasn't been pregnant for long. Can the child be kept in this condition? I hope the doctor can clarify this for me.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, there needs to be strict monitoring of data, which involves certain risks. Early MRI should be performed to clarify the relationship between the gestational sac and the cesarean scar. If it is not a scar pregnancy, you can focus on early pregnancy. There are definitely risks involved, including the risk of uterine rupture in the later stages, although the probability of this is very low. This is because the risks vary at different stages of pregnancy. If this situation occurs, you should pay attention to regular exercise during your daily life.