Week 9
Many pregnant mothers wonder how their 9-week-old fetus has developed. So let's explore with aFamilyToday Health now!
When can I get pregnant after a caesarean?
Pregnancy after cesarean section needs to be carefully considered and calculated. The reason is that your body needs time to recover as well as limit the risks for the next pregnancy.
To perform a caesarean section, the doctor makes an incision in the mother's abdomen. Therefore, the uterus takes time for the incision to heal. If you want to get pregnant again after a cesarean section, wait a while. So you have to wait until you can get pregnant again? aFamilyToday Health will help you understand this problem through the article below.
Appropriate length of time to get pregnant after a cesarean section
After giving birth by surgery, you should wait at least 6 months or longer. A report by the World Health Organization (WHO) suggests that the ideal time to get pregnant again after a cesarean section is 24 months to minimize the possible risk for both mother and baby.
This time period is beneficial for both vaginal delivery as the wounds have enough time to recover. If you conceive less than 6 months after a cesarean section, you have a higher risk of rupture of the uterus and other complications. Moreover, the second time of pregnancy compared to the first time helps you have time to take care of your new baby, bond with mother and baby.
Why should there be distance to get pregnant after a cesarean section?
Compared with normal birth, a woman's body takes longer to recover after a cesarean section. Here are some reasons why you need a way out between births:
Caesarean section is one of the procedures performed in the abdomen and recovery time varies depending on the location of each person. The more time you spend your body recovering, the less complications you will experience in your next delivery.
If you have had complications in your previous pregnancy , you should consult with your doctor when your body is ready for the next pregnancy.
Your body loses a lot of nutrients during a caesarean section, so it takes time to replenish it.
In fact, it will be difficult to take good care of yourself while you have the little angel in your belly.
Women are also susceptible to some health risks if they become pregnant soon after a cesarean section.
Risk if pregnant soon after cesarean section
When your next pregnancy is pretty close to the time of your cesarean section, you're likely to have the following problems:
Placenta: This is a condition in which the placenta attaches itself to the lower uterine wall, covering all or part of the cervix. Striker placenta associated with vaginal bleeding during or after birth.
Placenta: The placenta is low or detached from the uterus completely can be a serious complication.
Increased likelihood of rupture of the uterus: Normal delivery after cesarean section can lead to uterine rupture, especially if the interval between pregnancies is too short. In addition, this possibility is even higher in the case of overweight pregnant women and pre-cesarean section.
Preterm delivery: The interval between pregnancies less than 6 months can lead to preterm delivery. In this case, the baby will be born before 36 - 37 weeks.
Low birthweight: In cases of pregnancy too soon after a cesarean delivery, babies usually weigh below the standard level, i.e. less than 2.5kg.
How to increase pregnancy after cesarean section
If you are cherishing your intention to have a baby after a reasonable rest, here are some suggestions:
1. Keep track of your menstrual cycle
After your baby is born, it takes time for your body to function normally again. Hormonal changes after pregnancy can change your monthly cycle. Therefore, pay attention to your period each month to know when it is most likely to conceive. You can also refer to the article How to calculate the date of ovulation for easy conception or contraception as you wish .
2. Live healthy
Stay healthy after a caesarean section by eating healthy foods, staying calm, managing stress, and prioritizing regular exercise.
3. Supplement vitamins
Take vitamin supplements such as folic acid, vitamins A, B, C ... because these are substances that help you have a healthy body, increase your chances of becoming pregnant .
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