What is a scarred uterus?

The female uterus is the place where babies are conceived. Every woman hopes that her baby can be born healthy. The process of childbirth can easily leave a psychological shadow on women and cause harm to their bodies. Especially during surgery, scars will be left in the uterus. This situation is clinically called a scarred uterus. Many women don’t know enough about it, so let’s take a look at what a scarred uterus is.

First, what is a scarred uterus? The energy of a normal uterus is beyond our imagination. If pregnant, the uterus will stretch its own fibers to hundreds of times of normal times. When giving birth, the uterus will contract strongly to deliver the baby. It is conceivable how important a healthy uterus is. A scarred uterus is also called a scarred uterus. This is because the uterus is severely damaged after a cesarean section, and a large scar will be left on the uterus, so it is called a scarred uterus. Since each woman's body constitution is different, the size of the scar left will also be different. Some female friends have undergone gynecological surgeries, such as uterine fibroids, perforation, etc., which can also cause damage to the uterus and may form a scarred uterus. Some female friends have scar-prone body structures, and childbirth leaves wounds on the front wall of the uterus, which results in a scarred uterus.

Second, the harm of a scarred uterus to the body. If it is a scarred uterus, the risk of pregnancy will be greatly increased compared to a normal uterus. What you need to know is that during pregnancy, the uterus will become larger as the baby grows, and the uterine wall will gradually become thinner. In addition, the incision after the operation has no elasticity and is prone to rupture, causing heavy bleeding and life-threatening for the mother.

What is a scarred uterus? Through understanding the above content, you can find out that although women with a scarred uterus will not show any symptoms under normal circumstances, they will have symptoms such as unexplained vaginal bleeding and stomach pain. If pregnant, if the baby is implanted in the scar, in order to avoid life-threatening consequences for the pregnant woman and the baby, doctors generally recommend abortion. Therefore, a scarred uterus must be taken seriously.