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Normal delivery in breech presentation

2018-08-14 00:37:17
My wife is 38 weeks pregnant with breech presentation and our doctor said that she has to go through planned c-section delivery to avoid further complications. Can we proceed further or we can wait for normal delivery. Is normal delivery is possible with this situation.
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With breech normal delivery is possible second pregnancy onwards not in first pregnancy.Even in second so many criteria should be filled then normal vaginal delivery is possible.Better get done LSCS.

Answered2018-08-14 09:55:54

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