Pregnancy 36-37 Week- Breech Position - Preganancy 36-37 Week

Pregnancy 36-37 week- breech position

Asked for Female, 23 Years

Preganancy 36-37 week breech sacro posterior position. Doctor suggested C-section, Any possibility/Chance for normal delivery or baby change breech to chephalic position?

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Dr. Sumeet Survase

Gynecologist 6 yrs exp Osmanabad

consult me for more discussion on ur problem and treatment

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