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yensenm

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35 Weeks And Transverse Now Posted: 05-09-06 14:56pm


Hi everyone, I posted last week because my baby was in the breech position. Well, I went to the doctor again today and she is now transverse with her head on the left side of me. Does this mean she is in the process of turning or if not is there anyting I can do to get her to finish the turn? Thanks!

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