Patient's question:
I am 33 years old this year, and my second child is already eight and a half months old. They will be meeting us soon. Can the breech position of the second child turn around?Doctor's answer:
Breech presentation is prone to recurrence of premature rupture of membranes, footling presentation, etc. Therefore, you can engage in appropriate exercise, but avoid activities that increase abdominal pressure. Pay close attention and carefully monitor fetal movement. If abnormal fetal movement reoccurs, promptly undergo a thorough examination. Attend prenatal check-ups regularly. Maintaining a cheerful mood, getting sufficient sleep, and ensuring a balanced diet are beneficial for fetal growth and development. Since you are already at term, some light movement is fine. However, if all your detailed examinations are normal, I suggest considering a cesarean section at the right time. You may not be skilled at natural delivery with this, as it still carries a certain risk of dystocia.