Re: Oligohydramnios, (low amniotic fluid), breech screening

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I don't know the answers to many of your questions and I hope a doctor will answer, but as far as VBAC, I just wanted to mention even if your child is breech at delivery, you could still be able to have the VBAC if there is no distress, if they can turn it (if it hasn't already turned itself), etc. Don't give up hope yet! But look at it this way, as you've already had a C/S, you'll know what to expect this time if you do have to have another. :-) Good luck, I hope your baby turns and doesn't have the low fluid. I've heard of no remedy other than drink, drink, drink! Let us know how things turn out!

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Mars (edd #1 2/10/00 - baby, please don't be breech!) LOL.

At Wed, 28 Jul 1999, Lisa wrote:

>I am pregnant again, now at 31 weeks.  What is the chances of having low
>amniotic fluid again? Should I be checked for this with an U/S, and if
>so, when? My OB does not check for this unless there is some other
>problem.  So far this pregnancy is normal.  I am 36 and an hoping for a
>VBAC.

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