Intra-abdominal adhesion is the phenomenon of sticking the intestines to the abdominal wall, sticking to the viscera due to the formation of scar tissue, thereby causing adhesions. Adhesions can occur within the intestines or uterus, between the surfaces of the viscera and the peritoneum. Intestinal adhesions can leave many dangerous complications by blocking the passage of food, clogging blood vessels, causing abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, urinary retention, menstrual disorders, infertility and intestinal necrosis.

Bowel adhesion after a C-section is a common condition that needs prompt treatment. If left untreated, food obstruction may occur, causing painful symptoms.

caesarean section is a major abdominal surgery to remove a fetus from the mother’s body. There are two methods of caesarean section: transverse and longitudinal. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages.

Normal delivery and cesarean section are no longer strange concepts in today's life, especially for pregnant women in the last weeks of pregnancy. If in the past the concept of cesarean section was quite new and rarely used, now, in cases of difficulty in normal delivery, doctors will base on the actual condition of the mother to decide on normal delivery or cesarean section.