Few options: Very few methods have withstood studies to verify their effectiveness. Acupuncture has had limited studies suggesting success. Lying head downhill (on a plank or plywood stretching to a bed or couch with feet up on a couch) for 30 min twice a day. External podalic version performed by your physician is probably the best method if the above does not work.
Answered 8/23/2016
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Patience: About 95% of babies will be in a vertex (head down) presentation at the time of labor. At 32 to 34 weeks about one third are breech, most will turn before labor. After 35 weeks the chance that the baby will turn is decreasing - the only thing that has been shown to increase the likelihood of a breech baby turning is for the woman to assume a knee chest position for fifteen each day.
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Breech: I advise patients to lay on a ironing board which is on a 45 degree angle (large books under one end) for approximately 45 minutes 2 x/day. Place a music player between your legs as an auditory stimulus to get the baby to move. There are other positions such as on all 4 extremities that have been shown to work. Nothing is tried and true.
Answered 4/16/2012
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