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Baby In Breech Position During Pregnancy A Sign Of Any Congenital Abnormality?

Hi, Iam 33 weeks pregnant and my baby was in head down position until 28th week, but yesterday my healthcare ptovider told me that now the baby is in breech position. Is it a sign of any congenital abnormality as i had taken a contraceptive pill after conception but it did not work. Also lately I am experiencing pain in my pelvic bone.please help.Thank you !
Thu, 24 Apr 2014
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WELCOME TO HCM
UTERINE ANOMOLY,FIBROID,CONGENITAL ANOMOLY ALL THESE PRODUCE BRREH PRESENTATION.
IF YOU HAD ANOMOLIES SCAN AT 22 WEEKS OF PREGNANCY WHICH IS NORMAL ,YOU NEED NOT WORRY ABOUT THIS.
ENGAGEMENT DURING LABOUR WILL DECIDE THE MODE OF DELIVERY.
PAIN IS DUE TO DESCENT OF PRESENTING PART AND RELAXATION OF PELVIC JOINT.
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Baby In Breech Position During Pregnancy A Sign Of Any Congenital Abnormality?

HAI WELCOME TO HCM UTERINE ANOMOLY,FIBROID,CONGENITAL ANOMOLY ALL THESE PRODUCE BRREH PRESENTATION. IF YOU HAD ANOMOLIES SCAN AT 22 WEEKS OF PREGNANCY WHICH IS NORMAL ,YOU NEED NOT WORRY ABOUT THIS. ENGAGEMENT DURING LABOUR WILL DECIDE THE MODE OF DELIVERY. PAIN IS DUE TO DESCENT OF PRESENTING PART AND RELAXATION OF PELVIC JOINT.