Re: turning a breach and easing childbirth

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Hi Everyone

Thanks so much for all your info on turning a breach. The patient

had an ultrasound on Friday, and it turns out that she has 2

adhesions in her uterus where the walls are stuck together. The

babies feet are splayed apart and each foot is jammed between an

adhesion and the uterine wall. The doctor said is it a miracle she

was able to get pregnant and sustain a pregancy. (Perhaps why it took

so many years to get pregnant). It seems that the adhesions didn't

show up on ultrasound before she was pregnant. Anyway the baby is

completely jammed in there with his head up and his bum down, so,

they have a scheduled C-section for either Dec 31st or Jan 1st. (The

doctor wants the parents to decided if they want a 2008 or 2009 baby.)

Loreen Dawson, ND

Sechelt, BC

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> You can also check out the website www.spinningbabies.com for

turning a breech.

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> : loreend@...: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 02:24:43 +0000Subject:

turning a breach and easing childbirth

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> Hi EveryoneI have a 38 yo patient, 37 weeks pregnant with her first

child. The baby is still in breech position, and the local MDs are

scheduling a C-section. We are going to try hp pulsatilla tomorrow to

turn the baby, but am wondering if there are any other pearls out

there you have seen work. I have already suggested moxa, but she was

not keen on it.If we are able to turn the baby, I am also wondering

about hp remedies to ease childbirth. I was going through some notes

from a phone conference with Dr. Abel. I have written down:arnica

5chastea rasmosa 5ch - I can't find this remedy anywhere so suspect I

didn't hear it correctly. Does anyone know what it is? Could it be

cimicifuga rasemosa?caulophyllum 5chgelsinium 5chuterinum 4ch10

pellets of each, mixed into 8 ounces of water, 1 tsp every 15 min

prn.I have a couple questions about this protocol?Has anyone tried

it? And how helpful do you think it was?If so, did you use 5ch

potencies? or something else?Can anyone think of a reason not to use

30C? (I have them all handy, and would have to order 5ch)Does anyone

know the significance of 5ch in general?Thanks for your input.Loreen

Dawson, NDSechelt, BC

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