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What are the risk if you get pregnant a year and a half after a c-section and was told you have a thin lower segment uterus?
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If the "thin lower segment" of the uterus was noted at the time of your c-section, it probably reflects the state of the uterine wall caused by the pregnancy. This will be monitored if you are pregnant again, and a planned c-section at near term should avoid any consequences.
Answered 6/1/2023
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