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Done with NT scan, findings are attached. How to bring breech baby position into normal position? Don't need to worry about? Recommendation from Gynecologist's
Asst. Prof. Dr. Sana Hafeez - Gynecologist
MBBS, MRCOG (UK), FCPS Gynaecology & Obstetrics | Multan
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baby will keep changing positions till the last month of pregnancy. you don't need to worry about position of the baby
breech is not a problem, nuchal fluid 3.3 is a bit high, you need to take a 2nd opinion
need another USG especially for nuchal thickness, may be ya wala ghalt ho.3.3 mm is stage par thora ziada hai
If your baby’s in breech position, start with gentle, safe moves: try pelvic tilts, side‑lying exercises, or a short walk to help encourage a head‑down shift. Avoid lying flat on your back for long periods. A gentle external cephalic version—done by a skilled provider—can sometimes turn the baby before labor. Keep close contact with your obstetrician; they’ll monitor the baby’s position and decide if a scheduled delivery or a vaginal breech birth is safest. Stay relaxed, keep hydrated, and follow your provider’s specific guidance. If you notice any pain, bleeding, or sudden changes, contact your healthcare team right away.
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Thanks Ma'am.
Could I have a meal plan in breakfast, lunch & dinner to be followed keeping in view 2nd trimester ?
1 year ago
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All other parameters / readings found ok?
1 year ago
MBBS, MRCOG (UK), FCPS Gynaecology & Obstetrics | Multan | Book Appointment
yes it's within normal range. nuchal translucency is slightly higher but still within normal range. if you can have a repeat ultrasound from a radiologist in 1or 2 days, it will be more appropriate
1 year ago
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Shall we go for USG at the moment?
1 year ago