This is my first baby, I'm only 32, almost 33 weeks so I understand the baby still has time to move into the right position but I'm still slightly worried.
I've been told that majority of babies have moved into the right position by 28 weeks. Were all yours in the right position by then?
If your baby was transverse, what happened for your birth? Is it always cesarean?
I have a last scan booked for 37 weeks, just because I'm part of a medical trial. I am considering asking my midwife for an extra scan with them before that to see if it's still transverse, how likely is she to actually book this for me?
I'd just rather know sooner rather than later if I need to prepare myself for a cesarean or not so don't want to wait til the last minute.
Thanks
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Transverse baby- what does this mean for me?
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macdat · 29/02/2016 17:53
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