Patient's question:
Medical Description: Due to the preterm delivery on August 17th, there are still three days to go, but the is still（）.Treatment History and Effect: No treatment has been administered.
Help Needed: Can a breech position（）not allow for a natural delivery? Is a cesarean section necessary?
Doctor's answer:
Hello. The baby's position is not right. You can consider sleeping positions or use other methods to help the baby return to the correct position. If the baby has not returned to the correct position, the chances of a normal delivery are not high. After 28 weeks of normal pregnancy, during each prenatal check-up, the doctor will check if the baby is in the head-down position. If the position is not right, it generally needs to be corrected, especially if there is no umbilical cord. Whether a breech position can be delivered vaginally depends on your current position. If it is breech, if the baby is not particularly large, it may still be possible to deliver vaginally. However, the risk coefficient would be much higher compared to a head-down position. Specifically, it depends on the situation during labor. The doctor will evaluate the baby's condition and your own physical condition to determine if a vaginal delivery is possible.