Transverse baby at 35+2 SHOULD I START TO PANIC NOW???😩😩😩😩😩

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Well this entire pregnancy our BABYGIRL has been pretty much loving the sideways lay, last week she finally turned head down well guess what TODAY AT MY GROWTH SCAN SHES BACK TO BEING TRANSVERSE.... I have my gyn apt Tuesday and I know like he said he'll ask me if I want him to turn her(I'm sooooooo scared) should I start to panic that she is locked into this position and won't turn on her own. What if he tries to turn her and breaks my water by accident , then what???!? I need some opinions ladies and some insight, what r the chances she will turn on her own now at this stage??????

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Try bouncing on a gym ball and some yoga stretches/poses can sometimes help I've heard. Stress can induce labour too so try and relax :) some babies change position at the last minute

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Look into the spinning babies site

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A baby that isn’t head down by 34 weeks will concern the doctor. The doctor will offer to try to turn her at 37 weeks, it’s called an ECV. For transverse babies it’s a 50% success rate. The procedure is done at the hospital in labor and delivery and if the baby becomes distressed they give you a c section right away. If you opt to not have the turning procedure done they will most likely make you have a scheduled c section at 39 weeks. The risk is that if your water breaks the umbilical cord could fall out (bc the baby’s head isn’t “plugging things” down there) which is why they’d bring you in at 39 weeks. Any sign of labor they’ll tell you to go right to labor and delivery. 
I know this bc I am 38 weeks and my baby girl is transverse. She has been since 32 weeks and my doctor became concerned at my 35 week apt when she didn’t move. These are all of the options that have been presented to my husband and I - but every doctor is different.   I did not have the ECV procedure done - I didn’t want to risk her being delivered at 37 weeks, but that is just my personal Opinion. From what I have read, transverse babies have a higher chance of being turned and then going right back to transverse.

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I have used spinning babies for all six of mine and was able to deliver vaginally with no issue. I love their techniques because they’re noninvasive and pose seriously low risk.

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My baby was breech at an ultrasound on Thursday and had completely turned on his own at the scheduled C-Section Monday morning! They can still move on their own at that point!!

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I have just gone through the exact same thing! Baby was transverse at 35 week ultrasound and I was really freaked out because I really don’t want a C section. I was asked to come back a week later to see if it was still the same and when I did I was convinced that nothing had changed. BUT I was told that the baby is now in the right position with the head already fixated in the birth canal. So don’t dispare!
In that week In between appointments I tried some yoga positions that are already suggested here and also got a yoga ball to bounce on. But I didn’t get the ball until the day before my follow up appointment so I don’t know if it could have done much. I also never had a moment where I thought; oh there he goes, he’s turning. And I still feel his kicks in my side a lot of the time even though he’s now head down. 
I hope it works out the same for you!

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My Bestfriend baby was transverse at 37 weeks and 3 days and she went back exactly st 38 weeks and the baby was head down . She didn’t do anything special to flip her

Transverse baby at 35+2 SHOULD I START TO PANIC NOW???😩😩😩😩😩

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