Re: Correcting a breach birth position

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Maybe you could try and acupuncturist ?

At Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Justine wrote: >
>There is a special massage that may help but I do not think you have
>enough time and I do not know who to call for that. The dr should have
>indicated something to that affect. Thats what they did for my sister,
>however even after the baby turned from breach, by the time she went
>into labor only a few days later the baby had turned again to come out
>arm first. Which of course turned into a c-section. The massage was
>painful.
>
>At Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Douglas wrote:
>>
>>My step-daughter is facing a breach delivery (by Caesarian section) in a
>>few days. I recall reading years ago that breach-positioned babies
>>could sometimes be induced to turn over by tickling the mother-to-be's
>>feet. I know this sounds crazy. Is there anything to it? Thanks in
>>advance.
>>
>>--
>>Doug Hainline
>>
>--
>Justine
>

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Anna

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