Due in 12 days, the MW seems not too concerned about DD being back-to-back, and says she may still turn - even in labour.
However I know a couple of people who had horrendous labours because of their baby being back-to-back, both experiencing loads of pain and ultimately ending in C-section. Ideally, I'd really like to avoid a c-section if at all possible!
Does anyone know what happens if they try to turn the baby in labour? Are there risks involved, what should I know?
Is is common for back-to-back babies to end up being delivered by c-section?
TIA :)
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Baby is back-to-back - what now? What do I need to know e.g. about turning in labour?
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aufaniae · 30/03/2013 21:37
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