Patient's question:
Now the closer I get to production, the more uneasy I feel. I hope this time I can have a natural delivery. My first child passed away. Treatment history and effectiveness: The first time was a cesarean section, the child passed away. What kind of help do I want: Will this pregnancy affect the fetus? Can I have a natural delivery?Doctor's answer:
Hello, some indications for cesarean section are permanent, while others are temporary. For example, pelvic stenosis and pelvic deformity are important reasons for cesarean section, which are permanent indications because a person's pelvis is innate and cannot be changed; if you have your first cesarean section, you will definitely need to repeat it next time. However, conditions like fetal distress in utero, placental factors, and umbilical cord factors belong to temporary indications. The so-called "temporary" means that once this pregnancy ends, the indication disappears and no longer exists; when you are pregnant again and need to give birth, if there are no other unexpected situations (such as fetal distress encountered during the previous delivery), you can completely choose vaginal delivery.