The best time to clarify the diagnosis of keloid pregnancy, i.e., the earliest time when a keloid pregnancy can be detected, is usually around 35-40 days after the last menstrual period, at which time the location of the gestational sac can be visualized by ultrasound, thus clarifying whether there is a possibility of keloid pregnancy. Keloid pregnancy usually refers to a woman with a history of cesarean section who becomes pregnant again and the fertilized egg is deposited in the scar from the cesarean section. This can lead to hemorrhage in early pregnancy, and as the pregnancy progresses, the placenta may implant in the scar and form a placental implantation, which in severe cases may require removal of the uterus to save the mother’s life. Therefore, early detection, diagnosis and treatment are crucial for patients with scarred pregnancies. For those who have been diagnosed with keloid pregnancy, termination of pregnancy is often recommended, and patients need to remain optimistic in their daily life and follow the doctor’s instructions for regular review and observation of the treatment effect.