I had a cesarean section 1 month and 14 days ago. Recently, I had sexual intercourse, and after my partner ejaculated outside, I washed my genital area. I would like to know if there is a possibility of getting pregnant after having sex in this manner. Given that I am only 1 month and 14 days post-delivery, is it safe for me to take emergency contraceptive pills? Thank you for your guidance.

I had a C-section one year ago, but I still have not had my menstrual period return. Is this normal? I am currently breastfeeding my baby.

I had a C-section for my third child 6 months ago. However, my period has not returned yet. Could you please tell me how long after a C-section menstruation usually returns? I'm a bit worried and would really appreciate your advice. Thank you.

When a cesarean section (C-section) is necessary, mothers often wonder how many times they can give birth via C-section and what the recommended interval between cesarean deliveries is, to ensure the safety and health of both the mother and the baby.

After a c-section, a woman's body is still very weak and needs time to recover, stabilize its organs, and relieve the pain. Having sexual activity too soon after a C-section can lead to gynecologic infections and negatively impact the woman's health.

After a cesarean section, the body needs a reasonable amount of time for the incision in the uterus from the previous surgery to heal, and the health of the mother should also be ensured for the next pregnancy.

Postpartum discharge is a normal phenomenon after childbirth, but it can make women feel very uncomfortable, especially when it lasts for an extended period.

Postpartum lochia retention after a cesarean section happens when the postpartum discharge gets stuck in the uterus instead of coming out through the vagina. Treating this condition is important to protect the mother from serious complications during recovery.

After giving birth, the body undergoes many changes. To ensure the safety of both the mother and the baby, the food, drinks, and fruits that the mother should consume after a cesarean section should be guided by a doctor

Fever after a cesarean section is defined as a fever of 38°C or higher occurring more than 24 hours after surgery. This symptom can be caused by various factors with varying severity

Women who give birth vaginally typically experience a faster recovery compared to those who undergo a cesarean section. However, not all mothers can have a smooth vaginal delivery. Many choose or are required to have a cesarean delivery due to medical reasons. This raises a common question: Is it safe to become pregnant again one year after a cesarean section? This concern is frequently voiced by mothers who face unplanned pregnancies ('oops pregnancies') shortly after their cesarean or by those intentionally planning closely spaced pregnancies.