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Im pregnant and have scar tissue that was "fried" and unremovable when i had my appndx rmvd. will having a 2nd csection be dangerous? svre loss of blood ?
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You should be ok: As your uterus grows it can often gently push away scar tissue. As long as your doctors know you have scar tissue then they will be attentive to it when your c/s time comes. Most patients do very well with their second c/s.
Answered 3/13/2016
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