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29wks pregnant and have an inert fear that bubs cord will prolapse/get stuck and i wont know. she is footling breech and anterior placenta? scared :(
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Bag of water: Cord prolapse is a known complication of a footling breech presentation but the bag of water must be broken for this to happen. You could ask your doctor if there is any reason to suspect that you would be at risk for preterm labor or preterm rupture of membranes. Many babies are breech at 29 weeks with only a tiny percent staying that way at term.
Answered 5/9/2015
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