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2017-01-22 07:02:09
I m in 36th week of pregnancy and baby is in breech position. Is there a chance for the baby to change its position in coming weeks?
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hello, it is highly doubtful at this stage for the baby to rotate to cephalic position.

Answered2017-01-23 12:58:02

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Hi, usually after 36 wks position do not change , except, small for date babies and, polyhydramnios as well multipara patients. Well grown baby in 1st, 2nd pregnancy, where mother's muscle tone is good, remit chances.

Answered2017-01-23 09:49:25

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