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33weeks 2days Breech presentation presen
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Iam 33weeks 2days pregnant while scan i see that there is a note in report stating Breech presentation in present. Is that normal or any issue. Can't i get normal delivery
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It is Breech , means baby is in head up position.It is risky to have normal delivery, so
it is elective LSCS. But still your doctor can try
external version, means try to change position
manually from outside. Has to be done by expert. Rarely it can turn ,of it’s own ,after 33weeks.
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After 34 weeks if amniotic fluid is adequate. Baby will turn cephalic. If the baby turns cephalic on the day of delivery. You can have normal delivery
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Dr. Anuradha Tamaria
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Delhi
Having breech presentation is not normal. Its a high risk for normal delivery. But there is chance that it become cephalic, but very less.
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