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37 weeks pregnant baby still in breech
Currently I'm 37 weeks pregnant with .y second baby .but baby still in breech and I feel the head upside .my first delivery was normal .can a breech baby turn around after 37 weeks .how to turn a breech baby naturally .is c section required ? My doc said I have a little extra amniotic fluid .can someone explain
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Yes. The baby can turn.
Secondly depending on some other factors Breech delivery can be allowed. Thirdly if you believe in ZERO RISK Obstetrics (which you should) , please go for a Caesarean if it continues to be a breech after 39 weeks.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Consult please
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