What is the maximum number of cesarean deliveries allowed?

There is no specific number of caesarean sections that are allowed to be performed for you, the number depends on the nature of your body and the nature and type of your caesareans as well.
Each new caesarean section you undergo exposes you to more complications and more pelvic adhesions.
About 46% of women who gave birth by caesarean section once suffer from adhesions, and this percentage rises to 83% after three caesarean sections.
Adhesions cause abdominal and pelvic pain and limit bowel movement. They also affect fertility because they may cause partial or complete blockage of the fallopian tubes.
But in general, the number of 5 caesarean sections is currently acceptable, after which it is preferable to have the tubal ligation or to use a successful method of contraception, although some women have given birth to 6 caesareans, 7 caesareans and even 8 in some special cases.