Pregnant. USG Report Says Baby In Transverse Position, Funtal Anterior Placenta With Grade 2. Normal Delivery Possible?
I am in my 9 th month pregnancy ....I had USG that report says my baby was in transverse lie (left)breech with LOA position .....I don't want cesarean section ...during labor time any chances to get normal position can I expect the normal delivery ????then I have funtal anterior placenta with grade 2 any problem in that plz suggest me some physical activities for my baby get that ideal position
Hi, If the baby is in transverse lie at the time of labor, provided the baby is small enough and the liquor is adequate, version may be tried either before labor or during labor if there is no fetal and maternal jeopardy. The fetal position would stabilize by the 34th-36th week and presentation would be obvious. If the transverse lie cannot be corrected, caesarean delivery is the choice to save the baby and further complications. Please take rest in left lateral position; there are no physical activities to help you get the baby to a required position. Hope your query is answered. Wish you safe delivery.
Hi Dear, the lie of baby usually gets fixed around 36 weeks of pregnancy eccept when the baby is small or liquor i,e water in which baby floats is comparatively excess. If the lie remains transverse even at term than in a normal size baby cesarean is the only option. however with an average baby and good amout of liquor, external cephalic vertion may be tried but it carries both the risk to mother as well as the baby. So, if the thing goes in favor of cesarean section, dont hesitate as it will be beneficial for you as well as safe for your baby All the best
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Pregnant. USG Report Says Baby In Transverse Position, Funtal Anterior Placenta With Grade 2. Normal Delivery Possible?
Hi, If the baby is in transverse lie at the time of labor, provided the baby is small enough and the liquor is adequate, version may be tried either before labor or during labor if there is no fetal and maternal jeopardy. The fetal position would stabilize by the 34th-36th week and presentation would be obvious. If the transverse lie cannot be corrected, caesarean delivery is the choice to save the baby and further complications. Please take rest in left lateral position; there are no physical activities to help you get the baby to a required position. Hope your query is answered. Wish you safe delivery.