Is there a risk of a second birth?

A caesarean birth second birth risk is certainly there. At this stage our country uterine rupture ranked first in the cause is scar uterus. Scar uterus is the most common cause, is because the first caesarean birth, or previous uterine myoma removal surgery, is also the cause of scar uterus, so a caesarean birth, second birth the greatest risk, that is, cause uterine rupture. After a caesarean section to reduce the risk, it is generally recommended that 2 to 4 years after childbirth, and then pregnant with a second child. The thickness of the uterine scar is generally greater than 4 mm, so the risk of pregnancy again will be relatively reduced. Then throughout pregnancy to monitor the thickness of the scar, in the third trimester scar thickness is greater than 2 mm, the possibility of natural birth exists, if the scar thickness is less than 2 mm, it is necessary to consider caesarean section end pregnancy.