T Incision C Section

I had a friend whose old incision opened up during her next labor and it was a critical situation.

T incision c section. The surgeon will make an abdominal incision and then a uterine incision to remove the baby. Stress on your incision is the main reason that your c section incision would open but there are several ways that stress or pressure is applied to your wound. A c section includes an abdominal incision and a uterine incision.

I don t mean to scare you but i do think it s wise to be overly cautious in your scenario. Both her and baby made it and are well but she needed blood transfusions and the baby was taken out just in time via emergency c section. Even if you don t think you ll have a c section it s smart to learn what one involves just in case you need one.

Low transverse incisions are the most common top left. That s because it s done across the lowest part of the uterus which is thinner resulting in less bleeding. About 30 of all babies in the u s.

It s important to know that a c section isn t just one incision or cut but rather two. Cesarean delivery c section is a surgical procedure used to deliver a baby through incisions in the abdomen and uterus. After the abdominal incision the doctor will make an incision in your uterus.

Most obgyns don t clear you for exercising until you re 6 8 weeks postpartum and there is a good reason for that. It s also less likely to split if you try to have a vaginal birth after a c section vbac when delivering a future baby. A low transverse incision or a bikini cut is used in 95 percent of c sections today.

There will always be a risk to birthing a child no matter which way you choose to go. The risks involved with c sect for other problems including infection which i had and the chance of a hysterectomy are so much higher than vbac. Your incision is still healing and it is too risky.