When you notice that your menstrual periods are not on schedule, or you have a small amount of vaginal bleeding that is different from your previous menstruation, you may be pregnant!
If your uterus has a history of surgery (caesarean section, removal of uterine fibroids, abortion of the uterus, mediastinal resection, etc.), be careful, you are pregnant on the basis of scarring in the uterus! The risk increases significantly throughout pregnancy.
First of all, be sure to do an ultrasound as soon as possible to exclude abnormalities such as pregnancy in the uterine scar area.
If a pregnancy with a scar on the uterus is confirmed, it is not advisable to continue the pregnancy! Be sure to follow the advice of an obstetrician and gynecologist for further treatment.
So if you rule out uterine scarring pregnancy can be safe? NO！ Let's take a look at what's next:
Now that you know that the risk of pregnancy as a scar after the uterus has been operated on, expectant mothers who are preparing to get pregnant should take notes! Knowing how to get pregnant with scarring your uterus can be effective in reducing the risk:
Say important things three times!!!
Scarring the uterus found pregnant,
Ultrasound as early as possible (before 6 weeks of pregnancy),
Exclude pregnancy at the site of uterine scarring!