The success rate of the third caesarean section

Cesarean section is a delivery method currently chosen by many pregnant women, mainly to reduce the pain caused during delivery and avoid the occurrence of dystocia. However, cesarean section also has many disadvantages. For example, wound infection is very likely to occur after cesarean section, and cesarean section also has risks. Multiple cesarean sections cannot be performed, and the maximum is 3 times, otherwise it will cause skin adhesion to be affected. The success rate of the third cesarean section is about 80%.

We all know that although cesarean section is good, it also has risks, but the risks are relatively low. Moreover, you cannot have too many Caesarean sections. Theoretically, a woman can have no more than three Caesarean sections in her lifetime, but many women may have four Caesarean sections for some reasons. However, the number of people who have four caesarean sections is relatively small.

A caesarean section is a procedure in which an incision is made directly on the pregnant woman's belly and the fetus is taken out through the incision. The reason why many people choose cesarean section is that anesthetics are given during the delivery process, which means that no pain is felt during delivery, but it will be very painful after the anesthetic wears off. The incision for a caesarean section is usually about 10 centimeters long. Normally, it will take at least two years for the incision to heal completely. Therefore, doctors will warn pregnant women who have had a caesarean section not to get pregnant within two years for their own safety.

We all know that if a woman becomes pregnant within two years after a caesarean section and the incision on her belly has not healed completely, her belly will gradually grow larger after pregnancy, and the enlarged belly is likely to burst the incision. Some women may have seen someone get pregnant within two years after a caesarean section and eventually give birth successfully. Of course, there are some successful cases like this. It does not mean that everyone who gets pregnant within two years will have the old incision ruptured, but the probability of this rupture is relatively high. In other words, to be on the safe side, it is best to wait two years before getting pregnant.

If the wound on the belly was ruptured, there could be two deaths at any time. The success rate of cesarean section has nothing to do with the number of cesarean sections. There is a risk regardless of whether the pregnant woman has had a cesarean section before. The success rate of cesarean section is related to the age of the pregnant woman. People in their twenties will have a faster ability to recover from incisions. Generally speaking, if a pregnant woman has her third caesarean section two years after her second caesarean section, the probability of death from caesarean section is very low. Unless the woman is pregnant for about a year, the mortality rate from caesarean section will be very high.