Mine 36 week is running as per doctor baby's head is in floating position. Can u please guide or suggest what should be done to make it in proper down position.

1 Answer

Dr Sameer awadhiyaGuardian of 2 children3 years ago

A. it is very difficult to comment here without a proper examination so it is better to consult your doctor and get it properly physical examine and guidancegg accordingly for this matter to clear this...

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