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Floating Head & Normal Delivery
I'm in 39th week of pregnancy. It's primipara. No medical complications like diabetes, BP etc. Due date is 30th June 2022. Today, doctor told that baby is not engaged in pelvic cavity, hence normal delivery is not possible.
1. Any chances baby can engaged in pelvic cavity now?
2. Is there any chance of normal delivery.
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Follow advice of ur doctor
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There are a few things against you ;
Your age , 32 years. If it is your first Pregnancy you should never ask for normal delivery.
Head is not engaged. I look at it as Nature's way of preventing a mishap. We don't know why head is not engaged. But there are some causes which will lead to a disaster if we attempt a normal delivery.
So grant some wisdom to God.
He is not our enemy.
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Dr. Ummul Hasanat Tasneem
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
U r still in 39 wk, engagement is anyways is delayed in primi, u still have time. Do duck walking
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