Are there any serious risks of abortion after cesarean section? Women should be aware of the risks of abortion after cesarean section.

Caesarean section surgery requires peeling open the female uterine cavity layer by layer to take out the baby, so a scar will be left on the female's belly after the caesarean section surgery. In order to allow the wound to heal better, women who have undergone caesarean section are not suitable for pregnancy within two years, otherwise pregnancy may rupture the uterus. Some women who have undergone caesarean section will choose abortion when they become pregnant again, but what harm does it have to the body if women who have undergone caesarean section choose abortion?

First of all, a caesarean section is required. Because the characteristic of caesarean section is to open the uterine cavity, it causes artificial trauma. Generally, abortion surgery is quite dangerous for mothers who have undergone caesarean section, because during the abortion surgery, the scar on the uterus may be scraped through, causing heavy bleeding. At the same time, if there is a scar on the uterus, the gestational sac may be attached too low, which will also cause heavy bleeding during the abortion surgery.

Especially if you get pregnant again within a few months after a cesarean section and need an abortion, because the uterine incision has not yet healed firmly, it is more likely to cause complications such as perforation and heavy bleeding, especially for those with postoperative infection and poor incision healing. Moreover, if the recovery after a cesarean section is not good, scars will be left, and even the scars will be infected, which has a great impact on the mother's health.

Therefore, new mothers should be especially careful. If you are sure that you cannot have this baby due to objective factors, it is recommended to choose superconducting visual painless abortion. This operation is accurate, causes little damage to the endometrium, and has a fast recovery after surgery. It can effectively avoid complications such as uterine perforation, incomplete uterine aspiration, and missed aspiration. It is especially suitable for patients with uterine malformation and pregnancy, those with high degree of inclination that make surgery difficult, and other high-risk surgeries.

Therefore, it is possible to have an abortion after a caesarean section, but the mother who had the caesarean section must choose a regular hospital and pay attention to her own physical condition. She should have the surgery under the doctor's advice and should not blindly have an abortion, otherwise it may cause serious harm to herself or even lose her life. And she must recover well after the abortion to avoid the wound from worsening and causing serious problems.