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can you tell me what position this sounds like to you??
mkay. I was told my baby was breech but he also used the words right transverse. I don't trust my dr that much he sorta seemed like he was guessing . but anyways I got home did a little research (didn't help) so I decided to feel around on my own and this is what I came up with... very big hard ball right on my belly button shifts slightly left and slightly right when I push (his head I assume) another slightly smaller bump right under the big bump veryyy low.. (his butt?) I might have the head and butt confused idk. VERY intense kicks in my right rib cage that's the only place I get legit kicks so he feet I would think.. but he also gets hick ups that I only feel way down low as well... absolutely no movement on the left side... that's all I got I might have all the parts mixed up I hope not. :( trying to find ont so I know where to rub and put an ice pack to get him to move.. any help? or different technics I can use to figure this out?
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This is how my baby was it means the baby head to the right feet to the left baby is laying a cross your belly not up or down. If you serech tranverse you should could up with different stuff about it
As far as I know it means baby is laying sideways. For weeks mine was like that and facing my spine. Then her turned head down around 27weeks.
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