Postpartum Complications: When Blood Clots Require Additional Surgery
After childbirth, if there are still blood clots present, another surgery may be necessary? It has been 9 days since I had a cesarean section at the clinic. During this time, I developed a fever and went to the emergency room. The next day, I visited another hospital where the do...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, if there are blood clots that have not been expelled, they should still be addressed. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Postpartum Complications: When Blood Clots Require Additional Surgery
Understanding Postpartum Pain During Intercourse: Causes and Solutions
Dyspareunia Hello Doctor, I am 38 years old. Four years ago, after my cesarean section, my vagina has not been as moist as before, and intercourse is painful. I have seen three gynecologists, and they all suggested using lubricant. I have applied it both inside and outside the va...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, since a cesarean section causes less damage to the vagina, if using a lubricant does not improve the situation, it is recommended to try applying a female hormone cream. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Postpartum Pain During Intercourse: Causes and Solutions
Can I Conceive Again After Tubal Ligation Post-Cesarean?
I want to have a third child? I apologize! I would like to ask, my second child was born on January 23, 2015. At that time, I decided to undergo a cesarean section and have a tubal ligation due to fear of pain. Now, I would like to have a third child. If I want to reverse the tub...
Dr. Yang Wangjun Reply:
Hello: The success rate of achieving pregnancy after tubal ligation reversal varies among different reports, ranging from 20% to 80%. It depends on the surgical technique used during the initial ligation and the severity of adhesions at the site of the ligation. Generally, a hyst...[Read More] Can I Conceive Again After Tubal Ligation Post-Cesarean?
Can You Reconstruct Fallopian Tubes After Tubal Ligation?
Post-vasectomy recovery of fertility? Hello, I would like to inquire about the suitability of undergoing tubal reconstruction surgery after having two cesarean sections, with the second cesarean involving a tubal ligation procedure (approximately three years ago). Is it appropria...
Dr. Huang Yiwen Reply:
Hello, Miss Xiao Luo: Your situation may consider either tubal reconstruction or in vitro fertilization (IVF). However, in terms of success rates, IVF seems to be higher. The risk of undergoing a cesarean section after two previous cesarean deliveries is not too high, so there is...[Read More] Can You Reconstruct Fallopian Tubes After Tubal Ligation?
Does Cesarean Delivery Affect Future Fertility Chances?
Does a cesarean section affect the chances of conception? Hello, Doctor! In November 2013, at 36 weeks gestation (the weight was 3200 grams), a physician informed me that the fetus might be overweight at the due date, which could lead to complications during natural delivery (is ...
Dr. Lü Lizheng Reply:
1. Under normal circumstances, a cesarean section does not affect the chances of future pregnancies. However, in a small number of cases, some women may experience adhesions in the fallopian tubes after surgery, which can hinder their function and prevent sperm and egg from meeti...[Read More] Does Cesarean Delivery Affect Future Fertility Chances?
Choosing Between C-Section and Natural Birth: Key Considerations for Expecting Moms
Cesarean section or vaginal delivery? Hello Dr. Tsao, I have a troubling question I would like to ask you. I live in Europe and am currently 36 weeks and 5 days pregnant. I went for a prenatal check-up on June 15, and the baby currently weighs 3400g with a head circumference of 3...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, since you have given birth once, the birth canal has already been stretched, and the likelihood of tearing to the anus may not necessarily occur. You should consider a vaginal delivery. Of course, the sooner you can start moving after the surgery, the better. Wishing you g...[Read More] Choosing Between C-Section and Natural Birth: Key Considerations for Expecting Moms
Post-Cesarean Complications: Understanding Excessive Bleeding Two Months Later
Heavy bleeding more than two months after a cesarean section? Hello doctor, my wife had a successful cesarean section on March 21. However, she suddenly started bleeding around May 30. Normally, the lochia should have finished by now. We have also had intercourse without any issu...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the factors contributing to postpartum hemorrhage are numerous. Based on the description provided, it is not possible to make a determination. It is recommended to follow the treatment plan provided by the surgical physician and to wait for the pathology report for further...[Read More] Post-Cesarean Complications: Understanding Excessive Bleeding Two Months Later
Understanding Postpartum Menstruation: What’s Normal After C-Section?
Postpartum menstruation Hello, Doctor: I had a cesarean section in June 2015 and am currently breastfeeding. My first postpartum menstrual period returned in March of this year, but I haven't had another period since then. During this time, I have experienced some contractio...
Dr. Yang Wangjun Reply:
Hello: Although prolactin levels increase during breastfeeding, which inhibits follicular growth, the fact that you have had a menstrual period indicates that ovulation may have resumed. Since it has been over two months without a period, it would be advisable to take a pregnancy...[Read More] Understanding Postpartum Menstruation: What’s Normal After C-Section?
Post-Cesarean Recovery: Understanding Uterine Contractions and Pain
After delivery Doctor, I am a mother who had a cesarean section and I am now one month postpartum. However, why is my uterus still contracting? There is no bleeding, so is it because I didn't take proper care during the postpartum period, or could I be pregnant again? I also...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the questioner: It is common to experience occasional uterine contractions or abdominal pain while breastfeeding or interacting with the baby after delivery. It is advisable to consult a physician if the symptoms persist or worsen. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health, ...[Read More] Post-Cesarean Recovery: Understanding Uterine Contractions and Pain
Understanding Herpes in Women: Risks, Testing, and Pregnancy Considerations
Herpes patients Is it true that there is a possibility of herpes simplex virus type 2 infection with a wound in the perineal area after 1 to 2 months of no sexual activity before the onset of symptoms? Is the false positive rate for general blood tests high? If one learns they ar...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, in response to your description: Although cutaneous herpes simplex is generally not a life-threatening disease, its high contagiousness and unpredictable recurrences can be a significant psychological burden for patients. Herpes transmission occurs primarily through direct...[Read More] Understanding Herpes in Women: Risks, Testing, and Pregnancy Considerations
Exploring IVF Options After Tubal Ligation: Costs and Considerations
I really hope to have another one? Hello Doctor: I am divorced and currently have a daughter with my present husband. I also have a son from my previous marriage. After experiencing a cesarean section due to placenta previa, I underwent a tubal ligation. However, my current husba...
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
Please go to the hospital for an examination.[Read More] Exploring IVF Options After Tubal Ligation: Costs and Considerations
Risks of Pregnancy After Fetal Abnormalities: What You Need to Know
The risks of becoming pregnant again after a termination of pregnancy due to fetal abnormalities? Hello, Director Lin: This year, I underwent a cesarean section at six months due to chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus. My previous pregnancy also ended in miscarriage at nine we...
Dr. Lin Manying Reply:
1. It is advisable to consult the physician who performed the last induction of labor, as the underlying cause is unclear. 2. The risk increases with age. 3. It is still recommended to ask the physician from your last prenatal check-up regarding this issue.[Read More] Risks of Pregnancy After Fetal Abnormalities: What You Need to Know
Postpartum Bleeding Concerns: Understanding Odor and Discomfort After Delivery
After giving birth, there has been continuous bleeding? I had a cesarean section in mid-January, and during my postpartum confinement, I experienced intermittent lochia that was dark in color. Towards the end of my confinement, there were a few days when the bleeding had a foul o...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, the bleeding could be due to hormonal imbalance or an early onset of menstruation, which may lead to infection. It is recommended that you consult a physician for examination and treatment. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health. Dr. Chang[Read More] Postpartum Bleeding Concerns: Understanding Odor and Discomfort After Delivery
Understanding Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding After C-Section: Causes and Solutions
Vaginal bleeding Five months ago, I had a cesarean section and did not breastfeed. My menstrual cycle returned to normal after a little over two months, but I have been experiencing bleeding outside of my menstrual period. Initially, the blood was light red and had a slight odor,...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, after giving birth, it is common to experience irregular menstruation. If it does not improve, it is generally recommended to consult an obstetrician-gynecologist for menstrual regulation. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding After C-Section: Causes and Solutions
Cost of Tubal Reversal Surgery After C-Section: What to Expect
Tubal ligation reversal I had a cesarean section and tubal ligation three and a half years ago. Now I want to conceive again and am considering tubal reconstruction. What is the cost?
Dr. Lin Wenbin Reply:
Please come to the hospital for an examination before we discuss further. The necessity of surgery will depend on the circumstances.[Read More] Cost of Tubal Reversal Surgery After C-Section: What to Expect
Understanding Condyloma Acuminatum: A Patient's Journey Through Misdiagnosis
Cauliflower slices Hello, Doctor. Three weeks before my delivery, my obstetrician informed me that I had condyloma acuminatum, which shocked my husband and me as we had been living a completely monogamous life. Subsequently, we visited a dermatologist, a urologist, and another ob...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, according to the pathology report, the most accurate diagnosis is condyloma acuminatum, with a very low chance of error. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Condyloma Acuminatum: A Patient's Journey Through Misdiagnosis
Understanding Post-Cesarean Section Wound Concerns: What’s Normal?
Issues Related to Cesarean Section Wounds I would like to ask about my emergency cesarean section on November 16th. Is it normal for the incision site to feel raised and a bit hard to the touch? I am not using a binder right now, so I feel a bit loose when walking.
Dr. Yang Wangjun Reply:
Hello: (1) After a wound heals, fibrosis may occur, resulting in a firm texture. If there is an infection, symptoms typically include redness, swelling, and pain. (2) After giving birth, the ligaments around the uterus are still in a relaxed state, and the abdominal wall may stil...[Read More] Understanding Post-Cesarean Section Wound Concerns: What’s Normal?
Post-vasectomy Concerns: Do You Need Follow-Up Tests?
Post-vasectomy-related issues? Hello Dr. Chang, I had a cesarean section on November 20th last year, during which I also underwent a tubal ligation. When I returned for a follow-up appointment on December 29th, I asked the doctor if I needed to come back for a check-up to confirm...
Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the questioner: Generally, there is no mandatory examination required after sterilization. If necessary, a hysterosalpingography is more reliable; however, it carries risks of pain, infection, and radiation exposure. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health, Dr. Zhang.[Read More] Post-vasectomy Concerns: Do You Need Follow-Up Tests?
Concerns About Pregnancy After Multiple C-Sections: A Mother's Questions
My doubts and concerns? Hello Dr. Tian, I am a mother who has undergone three cesarean sections (the first was an emergency, so all were done vertically). Due to certain reasons, my children are not with me, and I have recently remarried. My current husband has no children, so w...
Dr. Tian Yiwen Reply:
1. The more cesarean sections a woman has, the higher the associated risks. There is no specific limit on the number of cesarean deliveries, but it is important to understand the related risks, including the potential for intraoperative hemorrhage due to placenta previa or placen...[Read More] Concerns About Pregnancy After Multiple C-Sections: A Mother's Questions
Understanding Cesarean Risks in High-Risk Pregnancies: A Guide
Abdominal surgery issues? I am currently 37 weeks pregnant with preeclampsia, and I am hospitalized due to ruptured membranes and high blood pressure (up to 200). The doctor mentioned that the fetal heart rate is 120, with poor variability, all less than 5, and the tracing is ver...
Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you are 37 weeks pregnant and have preeclampsia, with ruptured membranes and high blood pressure (up to 200), currently hospitalized. Is there a possibility of induction? If induction does not progress, a cesarean section may need to be considered. Your current condition i...[Read More] Understanding Cesarean Risks in High-Risk Pregnancies: A Guide