Hallow Dear,
Absence of
spleen per se should not affect the course of
pregnancy neither should it cause any problem in becoming pregnant. However, after the surgery, if you have developed lots of adhesions inside the abdominal cavity, it may cause problem in the tubes which will affect the transport of the egg to the
uterus. Then, it may lead to
infertility. This can be assessed by Hysterosalpingography/
Laparoscopy.
The scar on the abdomen should not cause any problem in the progress of pregnancy and delivery, provided the abdominal muscles have been well approximated and the scar has healed good in its full thickness. Your scar is on the abdominal wall and not on the uterus. So it should not create any problem in the progress of pregnancy nor labour. You may go for pregnancy anytime after 6 months of the surgery.
However, since it was an emergency surgery, you should get your blood examined for its normal values. Usually splenic rupture leads to lot of bleeding. Please see that you have regained all your blood parameters to normalcy before you become pregnant. You should get your health checked up from an Obstetrician and get green signal for becoming pregnant. As it is, pregnancy is a condition which dilutes the blood. Pregnancy is an additional burden the body.
Meanwhile, right from today, start consuming high protein diet with lots of minerals and micronutrients with special attention to iron and
Folic acid. This will help improve your general health which is absolute requirement of pregnancy and motherhood.
If you are tolerating Penicillin, it should sot create any issue during pregnancy, labour or
breastfeeding.
I hope this helps you today.
Dr. Nishikant Shrotri