The methods of delivery are divided into vaginal delivery and cesarean section. Most women choose vaginal delivery, which is not only beneficial for the recovery of the mother, but also for the fetus. But if the prenatal examination shows that the fetus is relatively large or the fetal position is not correct, the doctor will recommend a cesarean section to avoid difficult delivery. Cesarean section is divided into two types: longitudinal cesarean section and transverse cesarean section. How many times can a transverse incision cesarean section be performed?
Generally, women can only undergo 2-3 transverse cesarean sections, but the specific number of times it can be performed depends on the woman's physical condition. Many women choose a transverse cesarean section because the surgical site is relatively low, making it difficult to see the wound and not affecting aesthetics. The transverse wound is located 2-3 centimeters above the pubic bone, and the degree of incision hyperplasia is relatively small. After a few years of surgery, the incision becomes less obvious.
Whether choosing a longitudinal or transverse cesarean section, a detailed examination is required before the surgery. Some women with poor physical condition who have undergone two transverse cesarean sections may experience severe bleeding or uterine rupture as pregnancy progresses, which can seriously threaten their lives and even lead to fetal malformations.
Some women have good physical fitness and are strong enough to undergo a third transverse cesarean section. But even if the physical condition is good, it takes some time to have a third child, at least three years before getting pregnant, and a detailed physical examination should be done before pregnancy to confirm whether it is suitable for pregnancy. If your physical condition does not allow it, do not take the risk of getting pregnant.
