I've got a frank breech baby right now...just talked to my OB and she says that if at 36 weeks and she hasn't changed positions...c section it is! Any other ladies have a little breech baby??
:raises hand: at my next appt. we're discussing an external version or c/s options. I still haven't decided what I want to do and am just praying that she turns before next Monday.
BFP #2 11/4/12 EDD 7/20/12 missed M/C 12/13/12 @8w5d D&C 12/21/12
DX 2/7/13 with an alloimmunity + for anti-paternal antibodies started Lovenox daily & BA
BFP 2/16/13 EDD 10/28/13
Yep - LO decided to go complete breech at 35 weeks...and I'm on bedrest for ptl. So now if I go into real labor, it'll be an immediate c/s...and if I don't, my ob is scheduling a c/s a week before my due date.
Cut to me doing every ridiculous stretch and position to try and make him flip before then
Mine's still flipping all over the place--she's been alternating head up and head down at ev. appointment, so our fingers are just crossed that she lands on head down!
Nathaniel was breech, but not frank breech. He turned at 38 weeks. I had a C-section anyway, and my recovery was quite quick and painless. (Less than a week on painkillers. And believe me when I say, I don't handle pain at all.)
I've heard that having a section is less painful....which in my case is better! i.e I don't handle pain well!!
I know I'm really early now to be worrying about a breech baby, but mine is frank breech as well. She has been for at least two weeks now (when I had my last u/s), so I'll talk to my doctor at my next appointment this week.
I'm not a first time mom this time, but DD #1 was frank breech. I will tell you that I tried the external version and was really very sore for a few days afterwards. My belly just felt bruised all over! Ended up having a c-section because she wouldn't/couldn't turn. The c-section was not bad at all, in fact I knew after my last one that I wouldn't try VBAC because my recovery was so easy. I have a decent pain tolerance and was taking just tylenol 2 days after the c-section.
Another hint: If you do have a c/s, walk as soon as you possibly can and as often as you feel up to it. The girls on here told me that when I had DD #1 and I think it's a lot of what led to my quick and easy recovery.
Re: Any 1st time mom's with a breech baby?
BFP #2 11/4/12 EDD 7/20/12 missed M/C 12/13/12 @8w5d D&C 12/21/12
DX 2/7/13 with an alloimmunity + for anti-paternal antibodies started Lovenox daily & BA
BFP 2/16/13 EDD 10/28/13
Yep - LO decided to go complete breech at 35 weeks...and I'm on bedrest for ptl. So now if I go into real labor, it'll be an immediate c/s...and if I don't, my ob is scheduling a c/s a week before my due date.
Cut to me doing every ridiculous stretch and position to try and make him flip before then
I've heard that having a section is less painful....which in my case is better! i.e I don't handle pain well!!
DD #2 2 years old (08/17/11)
DD #3 born 08/29/13
I'm not a first time mom this time, but DD #1 was frank breech. I will tell you that I tried the external version and was really very sore for a few days afterwards. My belly just felt bruised all over! Ended up having a c-section because she wouldn't/couldn't turn. The c-section was not bad at all, in fact I knew after my last one that I wouldn't try VBAC because my recovery was so easy. I have a decent pain tolerance and was taking just tylenol 2 days after the c-section.
Another hint: If you do have a c/s, walk as soon as you possibly can and as often as you feel up to it. The girls on here told me that when I had DD #1 and I think it's a lot of what led to my quick and easy recovery.
Good Luck!