What is the background?
Baby from the conclusion is a child that is not in the position of the head in the mother of the mother. This means that the back and/or legs of the child are closest to the gout of the uterus and that the child would be born first or lower part. A typical child was born head and this is a much safer position for the child and mother.
Many children have been for some time during pregnancy. At the end of pregnancy, most children rotate so that their heads are closest to the cervix. However, in about 32 weeks of pregnancy, most children are still final.
Several things can cause the conclusion of the conclusion, although some children are always known to some children. Sometimes the twin may be in the end position. Other times higher than the normal volume of amniotic fluid leads to the child remaining at the end. Most children turn over the last eight weeks of pregnancy, but some children can be larger and simply trapped.
If your obstetrician notices that a child maybely in the last few months of pregnancy can still recommend anyan exercise that can help the child to turn. However, when pregnancy is close to their end, doctors and mothers have to decide how to successfully deliver the child a conclusion. Under most circumstances, doctors prefer caesarean section (C-Section) if the child is still a conclusion.
Another option is to perform a hospital procedure for about 36-37 weeks to turn the child manually from the outside. This is called external cefalic version and has about 40-70% success. In a hospital, doctor or midwife, he uses her hands to try to turn the child from the position of the conclusion.
This cannot be done if fetal anxiety or during some high -risk pregnancies occurs. For low-risk pregnancy, it may be worth testing because vaginal childbirth is lower for the mother for mother C-Section. The greatest complication of an external cephalic version is the risk of premature work but dThe 36-37 weeks is considered quite safe.
Some mothers decide to vaginal birth of the child and doctors can support this if the position of the conclusion is relatively safe and also if there are certain circumstances. If a woman gave birth earlier and has a larger or more spacious pelvis, some of the presentations of the conclusion may not present many problems during delivery. There are four positions of the conclusion and if vaginal work is considered, doctors want to look for what is called Frank Breech or a complete conclusion.
In the sincere conclusion, the child is folded and first the bottom is born, with his feet up at the head. At the very end, the legs of the child are similar to the position position and are close to its hips. The child's head must not look up because the child of birth in this position can die or may have a seriously injured spine. Other potential risks for Breech The child involves compression of umbilical cord or cord prolapse, which can cause brain death and brain damage. Brain injury can also occur when head dThe kit will pass through the birth canal, because it is rather speed than gradual.
Due to the potential of fetal damage, most doctors encourage mothers with a child to present a section C. Although the risks of section C are higher for the mother than the risks associated with vaginal birth, they are lower for the child. It may be a difficult choice, but many doctors really do not support mothers who decide. Instead, they strongly recommend that mothers risk potential health of the child's soon. In developing countries, however, the risk of the Emperor may be much higher and it is common for a child to be born vaginally.