If physical conditions allow, pregnant women can give birth naturally after a cesarean section without any complications. In which cases can a woman give birth naturally after a cesarean section? Let's find out in the article below!

Dissolvable sutures can be used to close surgical wounds or incisions. Some wounds or incisions are closed using absorbable sutures underneath the surface, while others cannot. Dissolvable sutures are more likely to leave scars than regular sutures, so they are often used as internal sutures. Dissolvable sutures will disappear on their own over time.

Caesarean section is a popular solution today chosen by many pregnant women to limit pain and some complications compared to normal birth. However, post-natal care of the cesarean section wound requires care and attention to avoid infection.

After going through the dangerous and difficult process of giving birth, a woman’s body will become extremely sensitive and stressed. For cesarean section, the most important thing is how to limit the risk of injury and infection at the surgical wound. Therefore, bathing after cesarean section is still controversial.

Postpartum wound infection, also known as postpartum infection, is the most common complication of the five obstetric complications. Nowadays, medicine has advanced, antibiotic treatment as well as living conditions have been improved, so severe postpartum infections have also improved, but can still occur in remote, isolated, and disadvantaged areas.

Caesarean section is a major surgery with a small incision in the mother's lower abdomen and uterus to easily remove the baby. Caesarean section causes many risks for mothers in subsequent pregnancies, if the interval between caesarean sections is too close.