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There is single active intrauterine fetus with breech presentation. fetal body movement and cardiac activity are present. what does.it.mean?
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Breech: This means your baby is in the uterus, butt first, the baby is alive and doing well. The only issue here is, if you are near your due date and the baby is breech (butt first), you will likely need a cesarean section unless you opt for an version, a procedure to flip the baby from butt to head first, then you can deliver vaginally. If you are early on the baby changes position all the time.
Answered 7/4/2020
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