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Transverse lie
I am 34 weeks and I just had an ultrasound and found out my baby is lying transverse. This makes me nervous because I am showing signs of early labor. Has anyone else had a transverse baby this late and had them turn on their own?
No, my baby isn't breech. He's transverse, meaning he's laying horizontally. Which, at this point he should be vertical either head down or breech.
Do you mean breech.?
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