C-section means the process of giving birth to a child with the help of cesarean procedure. Generally a woman wants to give birth to a child naturally. But sometimes circumstances become such that doctors are forced to perform C-section on a pregnant woman. Talking about the reasons for C-section, they include increased heart rate of the baby, placenta getting stuck in the cervix, deteriorating health of the pregnant woman or early delivery. In such situations, doctors resort to C-section to save the life and property of both mother and child.
In such a situation, the question arises that how many C-sections can a woman undergo in her entire life? Because if the first pregnancy is a C-section, then the probability rate of C-section increases in all subsequent pregnancies. Today through this article we are going to give you complete information about this.
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How many times can you get a C-section done?
According to health experts, there is no limited number of C-sections. But according to experts, C-section should not be done more than three times. It can also harm women's health. However, many such cases have been seen in which women have undergone more than three C-sections and have lived a healthy life in future. However, even after this, there are some complications of C-section. Due to this, women may have to face many problems in future and immunity may become weak. Also, recovery from illness may take a lot of time.
In such a situation, keeping all these things in mind, women should not get too many C-sections done. Because every woman's body is different and her body can react differently to each type of treatment. For some women, more than one C-section can be life-threatening. So some women live a healthy life even after three C-sections. Therefore, it is very important to know how many C-sections your body can tolerate.
Risks of C-section
Due to repeated C-sections, the risk of many complications increases.
increased risk of hernia
Heavy bleeding during C-section, which may require blood transfusion.
Bladder or bowel damage
Risk of hysterectomy increases with every C-section
Uterine rupture i.e. tearing of the uterus.
Abnormal implantation of the placenta, such as placenta accreta
Risk of diastasis recti
Numbness and pain at the incision site
risk of endometriosis
Time for second pregnancy after C-section
Generally, it is advisable to plan a baby after two-three years of natural pregnancy. This is said keeping in mind the mental and physical health of both the child and the mother. However, many women conceive for the second time just after 6 months of natural pregnancy and give birth to a healthy child. But after C-section, the healing power of women's body is taken care of.
Because the sooner a woman's body recovers from C-section, the sooner she can plan another pregnancy. According to experts, it should take about 18 to 24 months after C-section. Then you can conceive for the second time. So that the woman's body recovers completely and the next procedure remains less complicated.
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