Anyone else in this same boat? Or have an ECV (external cephalic version) that was successful? How was it?
Dr. is going to attempt it next week when I'm 37 weeks if baby hasn't flipped by then. For now, I'm going to try Spinning Babies stuff and continue going to my Webster chiro.If baby doesn't flip, it's c-section at 39 weeks for me.
Re: Transverse baby at 36 weeks/ECV scheduled
Hi there!
I just posted my ECV experience on here yesterday!! I say do it!! It was uncomfortable, yes, but so worth it.
The Dr. only gave me a less than 50% chance of it working because my fluid levels were so low (so drink plenty of water-
Awesome! 2 successful stories in a row...I like it
My dr. seems to think it will be successful, and I'm glad he is not pushing the c-section right away.
Good luck! I don't know for sure my baby's position... he was breech at around 30 weeks, and I haven't heard anything definitive since then. Doctors have said that he "feels" like he's head-down, but nothing for sure. I'm kind of ticked off about it ho
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I did an ECV at 36 weeks and would do it again in a heartbeat. We did it right in the office with no relaxers or anything. Definitely uncomfortable but not painful. We checked today and baby is still head down.
Good luck!