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Successful ECV

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LozzaRoseMumOf3tobe · 02/03/2017 04:34

Hi anyone else had a successful ECV? I have one yesterday at 37+4, just wanted to know any other stories as I'm in agony!

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Importantnotice · 02/03/2017 06:41

Not sure if you are meant to be having pain or not so I would urge you to contact your maternity unit to take advice asap.

I did go for an ECV as my son was in a breech position. It wasn't done as it was unfavourable. As it is, I ended up being prepped for a section after a few hours as he wasn't moving and was found that the cord was around his neck. All safe and sound thank God.

Importantnotice · 02/03/2017 06:42

Sorry meant to say good luck, am sure it's nothing to worry about Flowers

AveEldon · 02/03/2017 06:54

You need to call the hospital if you have pain

McBaby · 02/03/2017 06:56

I had one at 38 weeks and was induced immediately, but I didn't suffer with any pain during or after the procedure.

If your in pain go back to the hospital.

BBQueen · 02/03/2017 06:57

I had a successful one - it took a while and was pretty uncomfortable (my advice is to accept the gas and air when the offer it!). Would have had to stay in hospital for weeks if it hadn't worked, so pleased I did it.

letthefunbegin · 02/03/2017 06:58

I had a successful ecv. It was uncomfortable at the time but not afterwards. I'm hoping that you have been in touch with the hospital now and that all is going well.

LozzaRoseMumOf3tobe · 03/03/2017 10:01

Hi, so I ended up back in hospital yesterday, everything is ok but they said the pain was "probably" from the ECV, even though I've been getting lots of tightenings, though irregular, no internal was done but midwife and dr said "it could be the start of labour" - that's helpful and if it gets worse come back in! Frustrated isn't the word!

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SheepyFun · 03/03/2017 12:30

I had an intially successful one (as in DD was turned), but she turned back (she was transverse, so once she'd turned back, I was admitted to hospital at 37+5 until I had a c-section at 39+1). Mine involved some pain, but less than many, and no pain afterwards. Glad you've been back to hospital.

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