i had a transverse pg with my first... what is the chance of having it second time round

[biglips]

as DD was back to back and facing the wrong way which resulted me having a emergency c-section

[Ledodgy]

My dd was back to back and my son wasn't. I'm not stalking you today honest

[Ledodgy]

not sure about chances of having another breech though.

[biglips]

.... no worries

how are you today?

[Ledodgy]

Fine thankyou dp has just got home from work so are just debating whether it's going to start pissing down or not and if we should risk the park!

[biglips]

really!!! as its gorgeous here - sunny and warm with abit of a wind...but then again.. give it 5 mins and it be mental!!!

[Enid]

dd1 was transverse op

dd2 was perfectly positioned and shot out

db3 is playing silly buggers and op atm

[biglips]

so looks like whatever nature takes course at the time

[nutcracker]

Dd1 was transverse

Dd2 was breech then turned at the very last mo

Ds was breech

Mine tend to get stuck though as have odd shaped womb.

[pupuce]

Can you be specific as there is
transverse where the head is not engaged and this is usually a section
deep transveresse where a baby's head is engaged but baby is OP (back to back) and his head is stuck.... that can come out but it is hard work.

[biglips]

yes i had a transverse pg throughout my pg till i was 36 weeks and babys head was engaged but little i (and midwife) knew the babys head was facing the wrong position and back to back - had an emergency c-section op in the end

[pupuce]

So it was a deep transverse.Have you considered seeing an osteopath to see if it's to do with your pelvis shape ?

[biglips]

well no never really thought of that as i assume that my pelvis shape is fine