] Re: baby is breech at almost 36 weeks

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Hi ,

Lol!! Yes, he was delivered the traditional way so maybe breech wouldn't be

too bad. I guess she is already about 7lbs (estimated via ultrasound) at

35w4d so the perinatologist says she'll likely be 9 or 10 lbs. I don't know

about a 10lb breech baby though-OUCH!

She won't exactly be a dainty little thing, will she!

Halley

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>Reply-To: nosurgery4clubfoot

>To: nosurgery4clubfoot

>Subject: Re: baby is breech at almost 36 weeks

>Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2005 02:12:00 -0000

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>Shoot girl if you can deliver a 10'15 baby vaginally than a breech

>should be a walk in the park for you!

>Or did you have a C with your last and are trying for VBAC now?

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> > Hello,

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> > I went for a prenatal check yesterday and my baby is breech. I will

>be 36

> > weeks on Monday so not sure if she can still turn. I had an

>ultrasound and

> > they think she is already 7lbs. My last baby was 10lbs 15oz so this

>isn't a

> > huge surprise.

> > Anyway, I would like to avoid a C-section so I am willing to try

>anything:

> > lyining inverted, handstands in the pool, acupuncture, moxibustion.

>I have

> > read about each of these things working but then I am sure some

>babies still

> > turn on their own.

> > I am also worried now because after reading about breech babies on the

> > internet, they are more likely to have hip dysplasia etc.

> > Should I be worried about this or is it still unlikely?

> > I don't think she was breech at my appointment two weeks ago so she

>must

> > have turned recently.

> >

> > Thanks everyone and hope you are all doing well.

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> > Halley

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