Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: 37 weeks pregnant,: breech, biparietal diameter 9.4, femur length 6.9, fetal heart rate: 140 beats per minute, fetal movement: present, spine: visible, other: "U" pressure mark on neck HC: 32.9 AC: 31.6 Amniotic fluid: thick diameter 4.5 Placenta: posterior wall of the uterus Thickness: 3.8 Grade: 2 Ultrasound findings: single viable fetus in breech position Cord S/D 2.68 I am a first-time mother, 26 years old, less than 37 weeks pregnant. Past examinations have always been head-down position. Two days ago, there was mild vaginal bleeding, now no abnormalities, but the doctor said that...Doctor's answer:
Your baby is currently in the breech position, and there is a navel cord wrapped around the neck. It is recommended that for the safety of your baby and yourself, it is best to have a cesarean section. Although you have a tendency to scar, you should first consider your baby because you are no longer just a girl. After all, you are now a mother, and you should think more about your baby. Which mother doesn't want to give birth to a healthy little baby?If the doctor says your current condition is not particularly good, it is still better to have a cesarean section in advance to avoid the risks caused by the navel cord wrapping around the neck.