[ozmidwifery] Transverse baby

2007-01-17 Thread nunyara
Hi to all,

 

I would just like to say thanks for all the responses I received to me
previous questions on Strep B. I now have another issue I would appreciate
any advise on.

 

I am coming up to 35 weeks pregnant and the baby is still lying transverse.
Should I be worried about this? It is my second baby. 

 

I have started hypnobirthing and I am aware this may help and will have a
session of acupuncture next week but in the experience of a midwife is there
still plenty of time for the baby to move down? At my last appointment with
the midwives a week ago they said I still had plenty of room.

 

Is it normal for babies to make this sudden turn in the last coupled of
weeks?

 

Kind Regards,

Jassy

 

 



Re: [ozmidwifery] Transverse baby

2007-01-17 Thread Dan Rachael Austin
Hi Jassy,



My cousin recently asked me the same question and I complied a list of 
resources from her also, i predominately got them from Joyous Birth. It is 
never to late for a baby to turn, some turn in labour :)


Hope this helps.



Rachael



Methods of Turning Breech Babies



  a.. Acupuncture
  b.. Moxa Sticks
  c.. swimming, 
  d.. cold peas low on the abdomen
  e.. Chiropractic manipulation (Webster's technique), (must have experience 
with working with pregnant women)
  f.. Visualisation (imagine baby turning)
  g.. talking to baby, 
  h.. playing music low on the abdomen,
  i.. Turning somersaults in a pool.
  j.. Lying on an ironing board (or other flat surface) that is tilted so feet 
are higher than head.
  k.. Some believe that babies turn breech when their mother is sad; the baby 
puts its head up next to its mum's heart to comfort her. Is an emotional issue 
getting in the way?  If so you might have to work through it to turn baby.
  l.. Reflexology (a simple technique on the toes) There is a reflexologist 
here is Theodore, someone Smoothy.
  m.. Yoga, Pilates
  n.. Relax!
  o.. Ob can do a external cephalic version 


Breech Resources

 

www.aims.org.uk

Birthing a baby by the breech at home.
Beech B. AIMS Journal, Vol 14, No 2, 2002, p4-5

Coroner's inquiry into a breech ***y.
Beech B. AIMS Journal, Vol 14, No 2 2002 p19-20

Breech Presentation - Caesarean operation versus normal birth
Lowdon G. AIMS Journal, Vol 10, No 3, 1998, p1-4

Natural, Active Breech Birth.
Lowdon G. AIMS Journal, Vol 10, No 3, 1998, p5

Keep Your Hands off the Breech.
Cronk M. AIMS Journal, Vol 10, No 3 1998, p6-8

Why are some babies breech?
Lowdon G. AIMS Journal, Vol 10, No 3, 1998, p8-9.

Turning Point for the Breech?
Thomas P. AIMS Journal, Vol 10, No 3, 1998, p12-13

And this is the list of breech info I use 
One midwife's collection of breech turning info.
http://gentlebirth.org/Midwife/breechcl.html

Attending a breech birth.
http://gentlebirth.org/Midwife/breechbr.html

Turning a breech.
http://gentlebirth.org/Midwife/breechtn.html

Book review on breech babies.
http://www.midwiferytoday.com/reviews/breech.asp

Ina May Gaskin on catching surprise breech babies!
http://www.midwiferytoday.com/artic...isebreeches.asp

Homeopathy to turn babies in utero.
http://www.midwiferytoday.com/articles/turnbaby.asp

A great site on moving breech babies.
http://www.spinningbabies.com

A Natural Breech Birth - hospital
http://www.lalecheleague.org/NB/NBMarApr01p47.html

More than you could ever hope for from the UK midwives 
http://www.radmid.demon.co.uk/breech.htm

About 500 birth stories with clear descriptions.
http://www.breechbabies.com/hospital_breech.htm

 

International Caesarean Awareness Network

http://www.ican-online.org/

 

Caesarean Awareness Network Australia

http://www.canaustralia.net/

Make sure you visit~
http://www.spinningbabies.com/pregnancy.html

Lovely story! Home breech lotus birth! 
http://www.birthwell.com.au/birth_stories_priya.html

 

Try and get hold of the book Breech Wise by Maggies Banks

 

 



  - Original Message - 
  From: nunyara 
  To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au 
  Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 9:58 AM
  Subject: [ozmidwifery] Transverse baby


  Hi to all,

   

  I would just like to say thanks for all the responses I received to me 
previous questions on Strep B. I now have another issue I would appreciate any 
advise on.

   

  I am coming up to 35 weeks pregnant and the baby is still lying transverse. 
Should I be worried about this? It is my second baby. 

   

  I have started hypnobirthing and I am aware this may help and will have a 
session of acupuncture next week but in the experience of a midwife is there 
still plenty of time for the baby to move down? At my last appointment with the 
midwives a week ago they said I still had plenty of room.

   

  Is it normal for babies to make this sudden turn in the last coupled of weeks?

   

  Kind Regards,

  Jassy

   

   



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[ozmidwifery] transverse

2005-07-28 Thread Sally Westbury
So why is it that ecv is not promoted for transverse lay?

Sally

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Re: [ozmidwifery] transverse

2005-07-28 Thread Emily
hi all
it is recommended in some cases. If membranes are
intact, version to cephalic or breech presentation can
be tried. I only know of one report on this : a series
of 12 women in labor with a transverse lie who were
managed with external version under tocolysis. It was
successful in ten women (nine to cephalic, one to
breech). Six then went on to have a vaginal birth and
4 had caesars. 
why is it not promoted though? ahh because caesars are
easier for staff ! (sorry cynical me)
love emily


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Re: [ozmidwifery] transverse

2005-07-28 Thread Emily
i forgot to say that if ECV is done before labour in a
transverse lie, people usually induce the woman soon
after because theres a much higher rate of reversion
than with breech turns. so its a question of whether
to  wait and try ECV again if needed or induce while
the babys in a longitudinal lie..
emily


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