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Will there be problem if the foetus is lying posterior in the problem?
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Unlikely: If you mean posteriorly in the pelvis, position of the fetus early varies and will change as it gets bigger. Late in term, certain positions can create some challenges for delivery, so it is important to know the baby's position as the due date gets closer.
Answered 10/28/2013
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