Can I have a c-section at 38 weeks plus 3?
Normal full-term pregnancy is usually at 37-42 weeks, so theoretically 38 weeks plus 3 days can be a cesarean section, but it is necessary to depend on the specific circumstances…
Category: Cesarean section
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Emergency C-section too late for fasting
Fasting is usually recommended for 6-8 hours during cesarean section, but in case of emergency, such as intrauterine distress or hemorrhage, fasting is not required and surgery should be performed…
There’s a hard lump at the end of the C-section wound.
Cesarean section wound with hard lumps formation, may be caused by abdominal incision endometriosis, scarring, thread reaction and other factors: 1, abdominal incision endometriosis: Cesarean section incision with hard lumps,…
Successful pregnancy 7 months after cesarean section
Cesarean section, or cesarean delivery, is possible for a woman to have a successful pregnancy seven months after her cesarean delivery if she has normal sex, but it is usually…
How many times can a woman have a cesarean section
The number of cesarean sections should be controlled within 3 times, because multiple cesarean sections have higher risks and more complications, such as scar pregnancy, thinning of uterine wall, damage…
C-section incision hard one
Some women after cesarean section can appear in the abdomen a hard piece of tissue, generally speaking, if not accompanied by other symptoms, keep the local clean can, will not…
Why are cesarean rates increasing?
As an obstetrician working on the front line, I have also noticed an abnormal increase in the number of caesarean sections in recent years. The reason for this is that…
What does a cesarean section scar pregnancy look like?
Uterine cesarean section scar pregnancy (CSP) is a special site of ectopic pregnancy, where a normal pregnancy should grow in the upper and middle part of the uterine cavity, whereas…
Extraperitoneal lower uterine segment cesarean section with preservation of abdominal integrity
In obstetrics, with the mature use of intraperitoneal subepithelial cesarean section, cesarean sections have become more diversified and the indications for surgery have been relaxed. In our department, we have…
What do I need to know about cesarean scar revision?
Nowadays, the more advanced surgical method of C-section is to make a transverse incision of the skin at three fingers above the pubic symphysis, followed by a continuous intradermal suture…