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Re: OB: Fun and Games at 42w1d (long)From: claire (clairec1979@hotmail.com)Sat Oct 15 13:57:48 2005
I know of several who have gone 43 + and one who >>>went 44 + 1. All with good outcomes. I only know one, she went to 43+6, again good outcome, she had daily monitoring from 42 weeks followed by a preciptate birth (during one of the monitorinf sessions as it happened) All three of her previous babies had been between 41 and 42 weeks so she waas expecting a longer gestation after, not that long though. However in the situation given I can't see anyone argueing with the transverse lie at 42 weeks not agreeing that a section is the way to go (had one woman come in recently for induction, baby had changed from cephalic to transverse overnight - probably the only time so far I've wished we induced a day earlier) Maybe some women would want to try ECV (or possibly moxibustion) but not for a VBAC I'd be another one declining induction at 39 weeks, had an argument with my second about 41 weeks (I wanted to wait till 42 weeks - she was born spontaneously at 41+1) Claire
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