How long after cesarean section can you have an abortion? Please pay attention to

Cesarean section is a very mature delivery technology in clinical practice and is often used in clinical practice. Because cesarean section can cause damage to the human uterus, there are many things that mothers need to pay attention to after a cesarean section. So how long after a cesarean section can a mother have an abortion?

1. Because of the possibility of difficult labor, some mothers will choose cesarean section. This method can avoid harm to the mother and baby, but at the same time, this method of delivery will cause considerable damage to the mother's uterus. Moreover, it may cause some pre-existing harm to new mothers in future childbirth, especially those who accidentally become pregnant and are about to have miscarriage.

2. First, you need to understand cesarean section surgery. Because the characteristic of cesarean section operation is to open the uterine cavity, it causes artificial trauma. Generally, abortion surgery is quite dangerous for mothers who have had a caesarean section, because during the abortion surgery, the scar on the uterus may be scraped open, causing heavy bleeding. At the same time, if there is a scar on the uterus, the gestational sac may be attached too low, which may cause heavy bleeding during the abortion operation.

Especially when a woman becomes pregnant again within a few months after a cesarean section and needs an abortion, because the uterine incision has not yet healed firmly, it is more likely to develop complications such as perforation and heavy bleeding. The incidence of complications is even higher in those with postoperative infection and poor incision healing. Moreover, if the recovery after cesarean section is not good, it will leave scars, and even the scars will become infected, which has a great impact on the mother's health.

3. Therefore, new mothers should be especially careful. If you are really sure that you cannot have this baby due to objective factors, it is recommended to choose superconducting visual painless abortion. This surgery is accurate, causes little damage to the endometrium, and has a quick postoperative recovery, effectively avoiding the occurrence of complications such as uterine perforation, incomplete aspiration, and missed aspiration. It is particularly suitable for patients with uterine malformation complicated with pregnancy, patients with high degree of uterine inclination which makes surgery difficult, and other high-risk surgeries.

Therefore, abortion is possible after a caesarean section, but the mother who has had the caesarean section must choose a regular hospital and pay attention to her own physical condition. She should have the surgery under the doctor's advice and should not have an abortion blindly, otherwise she may cause serious harm to herself or even lose her life. Moreover, you must recover well after the abortion to avoid the wound from worsening and causing serious problems.