Hello
Thanks for posting your query at DoctorSpring.com
You can have a pregnancy and carry it to term after a colon resection.
What I am worried about is the adhesions from previous surgeries.
They were already bad enough to require a colon resection.
The third C section might be horribly difficult to carry out, and you might risk injuring your bowel / bladder and other structures nearby.
A frank opinion - since you already have two kids, I would not consider this risk worth taking.
It is far less risky to have a termination ( and let me warn you, even that might be very difficult with your history ) than to have a full term pregnancy and another C section.
All the best
Please feel free to discuss further.

Hello
Thank you for the update on your situation.
Let me try and elaborate more on this aspect.
People respond differently to surgery.
Adhesions are a complication of a major abdominal surgery.
Some women might have no adhesions after multiple C sections, and some women have bad adhesions after even a small keyhole surgery.
In your case, you have a tendency to develop adhesions, and you had bad ones after your first two sections, requiring a colon resection which is a truly radical procedure.
Now, with one more Csection ( and you will definitely have a C section if this pregnancy goes to term ), you are at an extremely high risk of further adhesions.
In fact, the next C section itself might be very difficult due to remnant adhesions from the previous 2 times.
Nobody can say what are your chances, because as I said, everybody reacts differently, but since you are a high risk candidate for morbid adhesions, it is highly probable that you would have adhesions after your purported next C section.
These might involve the colon / intestine as earlier, or maybe the bladder, ureter or surrounding areas.
So as you can see, the next C section might be ghastly enough, and then , some time after that 3rd section, you might have dreaded complications as the adhesions would flare up, if not already bad enough :(
This is not some scary story for you, but a highly probable situation, given your inherent tendency for adhesions .
Now, your question regarding termination.
Normally, a pregnancy termination is first attempted via medications ( medical abortion ).
In women with prior C sections, this method maybe unsuccessful ( chances of failure of pills are 4 % in normal women, but with a prior surgery, chances of failure maybe much higher ).
Also, with 2 prior surgeries,and adhesions plus a colon resection ( which itself counts as a third surgery ) - pills are likely to fail.
Then you might need a surgical abortion, and that would be risky in view of the adhesions itself.
So as I said, compared to a nulliparous woman, even a termination is quite risky for you, but far less risky than another section at full term.
The more advanced the pregnancy, the more risky the termination becomes.
I hope I have managed to be more clear.
Let me know what you wish to know further.
Take care.