Can caesarean section be regenerated three times? In fact, if the first two Caesarean sections are successful and recover smoothly, it is just two years since the last Caesarean section, and there are no symptoms such as anemia, you can still have a third child by caesarean section. Generally speaking, how many times a woman can have a caesarean section depends on her physical recovery after the last caesarean section. If there are no complications such as wound infection, venous blood stasis, hysterectomy, pelvic inflammatory disease and endometriosis after the last caesarean section, you can continue to have a third child.
But pay attention to the time of caesarean section here. Under normal circumstances, it is best to have two caesarean sections separated by two years. If the time is too short, the scar of the previous laparotomy will not heal well, and it is easy to rupture the uterus, endangering the safety of mother and baby. However, due to the different physical conditions of women, the time of cesarean section is also different, so we must check clearly before cesarean section. Cesarean section is an important surgical midwifery method, which cuts the abdominal wall and uterus to take out the fetus. According to experts, caesarean section was originally limited to remedial surgery for the pathological factors of the mother and baby. For example, if the parturient has definite pelvic abnormalities and pelvic stenosis, and suffers from serious internal and surgical diseases such as heart disease, placenta previa and placental abruption, the obstetrician will recommend caesarean section.
However, many healthy expectant mothers choose caesarean section out of fear of labor pains, choice of auspicious delivery, and unwillingness to affect the quality of postpartum sexual life. It is understood that at present, the caesarean section rate in many large hospitals in China is as high as 70%, while that in Guangzhou is controlled at 40%-50%. "I have seen someone cut it five times, but this situation is rare!" Experts told reporters that there are individual differences in how many children can be born by caesarean section, and there is no conclusion at present.
How many weeks is the third caesarean section? You'd better cut it a week in advance. In the third cesarean section, severe adhesion may damage the bladder, poor uterine contraction may cause massive bleeding, and there is a risk of uterine rupture in the third trimester. It is suggested to closely observe the scar thickness of uterine incision and perform caesarean section in time if there is any abnormality. With the increase of the number of cesarean section operations, the risk of uterine rupture and bleeding during pregnancy increases. Before pregnancy, ultrasound examination is needed to determine the arrangement of uterus and the thickness of uterine wall. During pregnancy, you need to check it regularly. During the period, it is forbidden to share the same room, pay attention to rest and prevent infection.
For women, if they choose caesarean section to give birth to their first child, in order to avoid danger, it is best to choose to give birth three years after the first child, because the uterus can bear the burden of giving birth again after a long period of recovery. The second doctor who has a caesarean section for the first time will also recommend caesarean section. This can avoid the occurrence of dangerous situations such as massive bleeding or uterine rupture caused by uterine contraction during childbirth. If you have had two caesarean sections and want to have a third child, the risk factor will be high, because the fetus may attach to the scar of the uterus at this time, which will cause danger to the fetus and even lead to its death.
Women's uterus has been scarred after two caesarean sections. At this time, it is a bit reluctant to undertake the task of the third pregnancy. With the growth of the fetus in the female body, the uterus will also expand. If the scars of the first two caesarean sections are not healed well, there may be uterine rupture, which will not only seriously affect the fetus, but also seriously affect the life safety of pregnant women.