Scarred uterus can cause severe pelvic adhesions and poor healing, with mild symptoms manifesting only as menstrual changes. However, if another pregnancy occurs, it may cause a scar pregnancy and lead to serious complications. Therefore, clinicians recommend that it is better to get pregnant more than two years after cesarean delivery, which is a better time to get pregnant. If you get pregnant again after six months of cesarean delivery, the chance of uterine rupture is about 17%-18% if it occurs, with relatively serious consequences. Women are advised to consider pregnancy after two years of cesarean delivery.