Hi all,
I'm writing for ideas for a friend, has had a previous LSCS
for failure to progress after an induction, now 39 weeks and has just found out
baby is breech. Desperately wants to try for a VBAC, now thinking it's all
out the window. What I need from you wise women, is a shortlist of what I
should suggest to her, as she doesn't have much time, and going in for
accupuncture treatments, or trying hands and knees might just not work in
time. Is it reasonable to suggest she try an ECV at this late stage ( I
know there are increased risks associated with a previous LSCS, but she may
decide that those risks are fewer than those of a repeat section). I want
to suggest to her the things which have the best chance of working, while being
honest about the risks, and failure rate, so she can make up her own
mind.
Thanks
Tania
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[ozmidwifery] breech presentation - need help!
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