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I am 35 weeks pregnant and my baby is breech. how can i help her turn head down?
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You don't: There is a good chance baby could turn on her own. If the ob wants to assist this process (manual version)they usually do it with you set up for a scheduled C-section if something goes wrong, which can happen. The version process can tear the placenta loose & require emergency delivery.
Answered 4/24/2018
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