Whether the pregnancy can continue after one year of cesarean section needs to be evaluated by an obstetrician after completing ultrasound and other tests. It takes some time for the wound and uterus to recover from a C-section, and it is generally recommended to wait 18 months after a C-section before getting pregnant. Too short an interval between pregnancies may lead to complications such as scarred pregnancy, placenta praevia, or even uterine rupture in severe cases. It is recommended to improve the gynecological ultrasound as soon as possible to evaluate the distance between the gestational sac and the uterine scar, and decide whether to continue the pregnancy according to the doctor’s evaluation and examination results. If the pregnancy site is located in the C-section incision, termination of pregnancy is required. If the pregnancy can be continued, the pregnant woman needs to undergo regular checkups, and consult a doctor when abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding occurs in order to avoid placenta implantation, uterine rupture and other risks.