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I am now at 38 weeks, the baby had been in position head down from 31st to 37th week, but now seems having unstable lie position. any advice for this?
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Ultrasound: Sometimes baby is very active and pregnant woman thinks that baby is changing position frequently. Presenting part can be verified by ultrasound. If head is not a presenting part, then external cephalic version can be discussed prior to delivery, if there are no contraindications. If it is successful, baby can be delivered vaginally.
Answered 11/28/2017
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