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Baby is in longitudinal breech position
I am now 35weeks pregnant..I went today to colour Doppler..this report shows that baby is in longitudinal breech position..amniotic fluid index is 9.8 and shows single loose loop of cord seen around the neck at scan time and the cerebro placental ratio is >1...the placenta position is anterior mid segment grade2.
I am afraid of my baby breech position..how this breech position can be changed into head down position or breech position is harmful to me or my baby..please advice me what to do?
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Breech at 35 weeks _we need to follow u till 39 wks
Since baby is having cord round the neck, it is not
possible to do version,ultimately u will end up in
LSCS.
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
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Ghaziabad
Breech s not harmful..
Its just that u need to repeat a scan after 2 weeks to see if the position is breech still.
Chances of cesarean section are more in breech presentation
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