Currently, cesarean section is the method chosen by many pregnant women because of the advantage of reducing pain compared to normal birth. However, not all cases can have cesarean section because this method has significant consequences for the next pregnancy.

A cesarean section is a major surgery on the mother's lower abdomen and uterus to remove the baby. The healing process of a cesarean section scar depends on the woman's health and is usually completely healed within 3 months after giving birth. However, this scar is closely related to future pregnancies and childbirth. In particular, when having a third cesarean section, the risks that may occur are even higher.

IUD placement is a contraceptive method used by many women. However, IUD placement for women who have had a third cesarean section should be carefully considered, because the position of the uterus will hinder the placement of the IUD.

Caesarean section is a major surgery, causing many consequences affecting the health of the pregnant mother. If the pregnant mother is planning to have a third caesarean section, she should consider and learn the information below.

There are two methods used for cesarean section: transverse and longitudinal. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages. So for the third cesarean section, should we use transverse or longitudinal surgery?

Caesarean section affects the mother's health more than normal birth. Especially the second and third caesarean section will be more dangerous than the first caesarean section.