External Cephalic Version (ECV) is a medical procedure used in late pregnancy to turn a baby from a breech or transverse position into a head-down position( cephalic) before labor #externalcephalicversion #BabyOnBoard #pregnantmoms #pregnancyjourney #fbyシviral #pregnancyweekbyweek #viralvideo | Ug Health Tips

“Patient with unstable lie. Will refuse ECV and C-section unless baby in distress. States she ‘wants baby to dictate birth story.’” Yep — that’s what a provider wrote in my chart. All because I said no to an ECV or scheduled C-section. My baby was actually transverse that week, but switching all around and not engaging in a head-down position. I wanted to try natural ways to turn baby — and preferred a vaginal breech birth if it came down to it. I’m not a provider, but when my third baby was bre

ECV must be performed only by trained clinicians in a hospital or clinic with fetal monitoring and the ability to do an emergency C-section if needed. This guide explains the process—not how to attempt it yourself. | Pregnancy Tv