Breech at 34 weeks?

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Baby boy has been head down in every sonogram we have had, but we had to do one today due to a bright spot in his bowel (they said it doesn’t seem to be an issue now) but when they did the ultrasound they said he’s breech. His butt is in my pelvis and his head is right below my ribs on my left side. They said they’ll be doing another ultrasound at my 36 week appointment and if he hasn’t flipped by then, they’ll talk to me about our options but the first thing he will suggest is an ECV but even the doctor didn’t seem like it was a good pick for us. My sister said she would send me some exercises and videos that are supposed to help the baby flip over. Has anyone done any of those exercises and it worked? I’ve read and heard ECV is very painful and doesn’t work as well with your first pregnancy.

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I was told at 34 weeks baby was breech. I did some of these excercises mentioned online (getting on all fours, hip thrusts, etc) and my baby flipped by the time i had my 36 week scan

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I’ll be 39 weeks tomorrow and baby boy is in the exact same position as yours. I tried all kinds of exercises to get him to move, but no luck. We tried the ECV and it also wasn’t successful. I did get a bit irritated with people before the procedure because they all said it was painful and I didn’t feel like that was useful information. It was uncomfortable but the doctor talked me through the whole process. They tried to turn him a couple of different ways and when that didn’t work, we called it. For first pregnancies, it’s slightly less than 50% successful but I wanted to try just in case it worked. I now have a c-section scheduled for Monday. Baby has to come out one way or another!

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My baby girl had been head up my entire pregnancy and we had even scheduled a c se room because I refused to do the ECV due to potential complications. 
She flipped on her own at 36+2 to head down and now we are scheduled for an induction. Hopefully yours does the same!

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I had a successful ECV with my first pregnancy, it was done at 37 weeks. It was painful, but was worth it for me to allow for a vaginal delivery. I did exercises too, but for me it was too little too late and the exercises didn’t work. Hoping baby cooperates for you!!!

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Literally nothing worked for my first. I refused the ECV because he was a big baby and I am a small person. 
He flipped at 38w3d!
I went ahead with my scheduled c section for other reasons.

Breech at 34 weeks?

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