The dangers of two caesarean sections

Caesarean section is a surgery that should not be performed multiple times, because there are certain hazards if it is performed once. If it is performed too many times, the hazards will only increase, and eventually cause permanent damage to the body. Everyone should have undergone cesarean section surgery, but many people do not know its specific hazards, or have not understood the hazards of this surgery. So what are the hazards of two cesarean sections?

From the mother's perspective: Cesarean section is actually a man-made trauma and will inevitably bring complications. Data show that the postpartum infection rate of women who deliver by cesarean section is 10 to 20 times that of women who deliver by vaginal delivery, and the maternal mortality rate is 5 times that of women who deliver by vaginal delivery. The amount of blood loss during a cesarean section is greater than that during a normal delivery. Abdominal wall scars not only affect the appearance, but also easily cause scar pregnancy.

During the recovery process of cesarean section, mothers may experience intestinal adhesions, intestinal obstruction, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometriosis, etc. If you start eating normally late, it is easy to cause a decrease in milk secretion after delivery, so there will be insufficient breast milk at the beginning. The recovery from cesarean section is not as fast as that from natural birth. Generally, women can be discharged from the hospital in 2 to 3 days after natural birth, while the wound from cesarean section takes 5 to 6 days to heal. From an economic perspective, the hospitalization time and medical expenses for cesarean section are much higher than those for vaginal delivery.

From the perspective of the fetus: Generally speaking, during a normal physiological delivery process, the fetus will be squeezed by the birth canal, which will produce a kind of stimulation, namely stress. The intellectual development of the fetus is to stimulate the activity of brain cells through touch, vision, taste, hearing, etc.

Generally speaking, whether it is a caesarean section or a natural birth, the best time to restore your body shape is within six months after delivery. Your body shape will slowly recover after a caesarean section. If you are breastfeeding, for the sake of your baby's food intake, it is recommended that the mother do not lose weight. As long as they are weaned, their body shape will recover quickly.

There is also a golden period for postpartum weight loss. You can proceed step by step according to the golden period. You cannot lose weight within one month after delivery. Six months after delivery is the critical period for weight loss.

In fact, recovery after cesarean section is closely related to postpartum care. If postpartum care is done well, the body will recover quickly. Therefore, expectant mothers should never take postpartum care lightly!