If the first baby had a caesarean section, will the next baby also need a caesarean section?

　　Many expectant mothers believe that if the previous baby had a caesarean section, the next baby will also have to have a caesarean section. Is this true?

　　If the reason for surgery on the first pregnancy is abnormal fetal position, the amniotic fluid is too thick, fetus If there is poor heartbeat or personal factors, the success rate of natural birth of the second child can reach 80 to 90%. However, if a caesarean section is chosen for the first child because the pelvis is too small and the labor is delayed, then the natural birth rate for the second child will be as high as 60 to 70%. Sometimes, a caesarean section is performed for the second child because they are afraid of causing Uterus rupture.

　　according to clinical Statistics show that if a uterine transverse incision is performed in the first child, the chance of uterine rupture in the second child is about 0.5% to 4%; if a straight or inverted T incision is performed in the first child, the chance of uterine rupture in the second child is about 9%. Therefore, the method of delivery of the second child depends on the specific situation of the expectant mother.

　　Doctor’s reminder: If your last baby was delivered by caesarean section and your second baby will be delivered naturally, it’s best to choose a hospital that can perform a 30-minute emergency caesarean section. Hospital。》》》Six types of pregnant women who should not drink milk