Patient's question:
At four months of pregnancy, it was found to be a scar pregnancy. Can this child still be kept? If not, how should it be handled?Doctor's answer:
Hello, you are describing a condition known as keloidosis. This is generally caused by individual differences and occurs when skin healing after trauma leaves behind raised, itchy, and painful bumps. It is recommended to apply aloe vera gel externally before the wound heals to prevent infection. If the location of the uterine scar is thin, the risk of continuing the pregnancy is relatively high. It is advised to undergo early examination to determine whether the pregnancy can be continued based on the situation. I hope my answer can be helpful to you.