Is cesarean section pregnancy safe?

In recent years, many young women have chosen cesarean section to deliver their babies because they believe that this method of delivery can reduce the pain of the mother during the delivery process. However, many people do not have a specific understanding of whether this production method is really safe. So, is cesarean section incision pregnancy safe? The following is a detailed introduction to this issue.

Caesarean sections are becoming more and more popular nowadays. Many women who are completely capable of giving birth naturally also choose to have a caesarean section. After all, caesarean sections can allow mothers to avoid the severe pain during childbirth. But did you know that a caesarean section will leave a scar on your uterus, and this incision scar may create obstacles for you when you give birth again, or even be life-threatening.

Cesarean section incision pregnancy is when a woman becomes pregnant again within one or two years after having a cesarean section. The gestational sac is easily attached to the incision scar, and heavy bleeding is likely to occur during miscarriage. If you don't want to have an abortion and want to have another child, it is not possible as it will endanger the life of the fetus.

Expert advice: Generally, women who give birth naturally can walk the next day after delivery. However, some women who have undergone cesarean section are afraid of the pain of the incision and do not move for a week after delivery. This is very dangerous and can increase the risk of pulmonary artery obstruction. Recently, the number of such clinical cases has gradually increased. Ji Xianghong said that the blood viscosity of a woman increases before and after delivery, and the blood flow slows down. If she does not move after delivery and eats greasy food, deep vein thrombosis is likely to occur, which can easily lead to pulmonary embolism after it falls off.

Nowadays, more and more women are choosing caesarean section, which is actually not a good phenomenon. Compared with natural childbirth, cesarean section has many disadvantages, which everyone should have heard of. Here we will not consider other disadvantages, but mainly think about the issue of incisional pregnancy. If a woman gives birth by caesarean section, then if she gets pregnant again within one or two years, it is very likely to have a cesarean pregnancy. Once this abnormal pregnancy occurs, the child will definitely not be saved. The most critical thing is that it may cause heavy bleeding, posing a great threat to the woman's life safety. Therefore, caesarean section is definitely not the best delivery option.

Is cesarean section incision pregnancy safe? Through the above specific introduction on this issue, I hope it can attract everyone's attention. You must be cautious when choosing a cesarean section, because this method of delivery is very harmful to life and may cause permanent scars.