With the implementation of the three-child policy, many women are now preparing to have another child, because many mothers have had caesarean section before and are worried about scar pregnancy during pregnancy. Because scar pregnancy is prone to complications such as uterine wall rupture during pregnancy, the risk of scar pregnancy is greater, so it is necessary to do a good job of safety protection during pregnancy, so what measures should be taken?

1, the interval between two pregnancies

In general, the interval between two pregnancies is preferably between three and eight years. It takes time for postpartum uterus to recover. If the interval is too long, the scar is easy to age and lacks certain elasticity. Women with scarred uterus need to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination before pregnancy, mainly to check the recovery of scarred uterus and decide whether to get pregnant.

Step 2 control your weight

If you want to have a baby during pregnancy, women with scarred uterus need to control their diet throughout pregnancy to prevent the fetus from being too big. If the fetus is too big, it will increase the risk of uterine rupture.

3. Insist on proper exercise

During the whole pregnancy, expectant mothers can do some exercises according to their physical condition, such as going out for a walk, swimming and other activities with a large amount of exercise, which can increase physical strength and help production.

4, regular inspection

Expectant mothers should go to the hospital regularly during pregnancy, and usually pay more attention to the changes of the fetus. If the fetus is abnormal, they should go to the hospital in time and be vigilant when abdominal pain occurs to prevent uterine rupture.

Scar pregnancy is very risky. If there is an embryo on the uterine scar through examination, we should take active measures. The best way is to terminate pregnancy and prevent uterine rupture and bleeding from endangering life. Usually, you should know more about your physical condition, go to the hospital for regular checkups, and eat more nutritious fruits and vegetables.