First child, four years later, second child, scar pregnancy

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Because the incision on the uterine wall after cesarean section does not heal well in the short term. Early pregnancy, due to the development of the fetus, causes the uterus to continuously enlarge, making the uterine wall thinner, especially at the surgical incision site, which is connective tissue and lacks elasticity. Fresh scars are easily burst during the late stages of pregnancy or delivery, causing severe abdominal bleeding and even threatening life. Therefore, it is safer to wait at least two years before conceiving again after surgery.