1. Postoperative pain: Caesarean section is a major operation, and you may feel pain and discomfort after operation. This kind of pain usually gradually relieves in a few days or weeks.
2. Wound infection: After caesarean section, the wound may be infected. This kind of situation is rare, but we should pay attention to the cleaning and nursing of the wound.
3. Bleeding: Cesarean section may lead to bleeding, especially during the operation or within a few days after operation. The doctor will closely monitor the bleeding and take necessary measures to control the bleeding.
4. Thrombosis: After caesarean section, the risk of thrombosis in women is slightly increased. This is because surgery will cause blood to clot in the body and form a thrombus. Doctors usually advise patients to take preventive anticoagulant therapy to reduce the risk of thrombosis.
5. Recovery time: Compared with natural delivery, caesarean section takes longer recovery time. It usually takes weeks or months to fully recover.
6. Impact on future fertility: Caesarean section may have some impact on future fertility. For example, it may increase the risk of caesarean section again at the next delivery. In addition, caesarean section may also increase the risk of complications such as uterine scar pregnancy.
It should be noted that everyone's situation is unique, so the specific impact may vary from individual to individual. If you have any specific questions or concerns about caesarean section, I suggest you consult your doctor or gynecologist, who can provide more detailed and personalized suggestions according to your personal situation.