Some pregnant women can choose to deliver by cesarean section, but they must know in detail the specific conditions of the second pregnancy and the specific intrauterine conditions of the fetus, whether it is suitable for delivery by cesarean section. If the pregnant woman’s uterus recovers well, the thickness is even, the pelvis is well developed, the fetus has no abnormalities in the uterus, the fetal weight and head circumference are moderate, and the pregnant woman is in good health, she can choose to deliver by normal delivery. If the pregnant woman is in poor health and the fetus is large, especially if the placenta is in a poor position in the uterus, such as placenta praevia, growing in the scar of the uterus from the first cesarean section, i.e. dangerous placenta praevia, or if there is placental implantation, it is appropriate to choose cesarean section to end the delivery. At the end of pregnancy, pregnant women should always listen to the fetal heartbeat and self-test fetal movement to monitor the fetus in the uterus at all times.