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If i am looking at my transvaginal ultrasound picture and the baby is on the left of the picture does that mean the baby is on my right in me?
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Baby position: The short answer is yes, just like a mirror image, but the baby is active, and any position at present is likely to change multiple times. It is nice to think about, but not of concern regardless of the actual position at this point.
Answered 8/25/2017
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