Patient's question:
Can it be delivered? If not, can it be an abortion? Medical history and treatment effects: No history of treatment, what help do you want: What should I do?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, from the perspective of eugenics, it is best to wait two years before considering pregnancy after a normal Cesarean section. For those who have undergone a Cesarean section less than a year ago, it is recommended that you do not have this child. However, if you are in good physical condition and strong, you can still get pregnant. It is not a problem to get pregnant less than a year after a Cesarean section. The amount of blood loss for Cesarean section patients is usually more than 300 milliliters. If the wound from the first Cesarean section does not heal well, the risk of a second Cesarean section is relatively high, and the patient may experience uterine rupture and severe bleeding. Every mother's physical condition and recovery process is different, so it is still important for mothers to be cautious.