Caesarean scar hyperplasia causes

Skin scar is a general term for the appearance and pathological changes of normal skin tissue caused by various wounds. It is an inevitable product in the process of wound repair. Scar growth exceeds a certain limit, and various complications will occur, such as appearance destruction and functional activity disorder. The causes of scar hyperplasia in caesarean section are mainly related to surgery and skin infection. Keloid is a special type of skin scar, which is mainly caused by systemic factors, especially atopic constitution people, with genetic tendency. It is a benign tumor-like reaction of excessive proliferation after skin injury, which may be related to infection and other inflammation. Another manifestation is hypertrophic scar, which is mild hyperplasia of connective tissue after skin injury. Scar tissue is slightly higher from the skin, which can be caused by poor anastomosis and infection after suture after surgery.