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Re: Transverse??

From: Christopher (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 06 Mar 1999 09:10:32 -0500

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>I am almost 37 weeks pregnant and my baby is still transverse. I find
>this to be very uncomfortable and painful, am I the only one or have
>others had this complaint? I am just wondering do most doctors let a
>baby in transverse position go to full term. Is it likely that the baby
>will turn on its own? Thanx ( I am finding it very difficult to find any
>information on this subject )

Transverse babies are uncomfortable, especially the active ones:) My second child was transverse at 38 weeks and he flipped vertex in time to be delivered at 39 weeks. Has your doctor done an ultrasound to see if there is a reason such as placenta previa that your baby ahsn't turned yet?

K-

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