In general, women who have had a cesarean section are advised to wait 2 years before preparing for pregnancy. The uterus needs to be repaired after cesarean section to transition from fibroblast repair of the incision to normal. The time for repair may vary from organism to organism, and most scholars believe that the optimal time for uterine wound healing is 2 years. Therefore, most physicians recommend that women get pregnant 2 years after cesarean section to reduce the chances of uterine rupture due to another pregnancy. There are now also studies that suggest that a second pregnancy can be considered 1 year after a cesarean scar. The studies suggest that if there is no incisional infection or poor incisional healing after the previous cesarean, the scar of the uterus is stronger 1 year after the cesarean and a second pregnancy can be considered. However, there are few studies, so it is still recommended that it is safer for women to consider pregnancy 2 years after cesarean section. In addition, in case of scarred uterus, pregnant women need to have a good pregnancy checkup after pregnancy and it is recommended to eat less and eat more to prevent the fetus from getting too big.