Everyone seems to advocate vaginal delivery, which seems to be more suitable for our human body and more in line with natural laws. However, not every baby can be born naturally. The method of delivery and fetal position are closely related. If the baby's position is good, then natural delivery will be the best choice. But if the baby's position is not ideal, vaginal delivery becomes very difficult. Can a second child born in a horizontal position be delivered naturally?
This issue cannot be generalized because the baby's fetal position is not fixed and unchanging. If there is still some time before the due date, the transverse fetal position can be corrected through some special methods, such as the chest and knee position method. If the fetal position is corrected before delivery, it can be delivered naturally.
But if the baby's position does not change much during the due date, there will be some difficulties in having a natural delivery. At this point, one should relax their mindset and follow the advice of the attending physician to decide on the method of delivery.
Although vaginal delivery is highly recommended by many people, expectant mothers do not need to worry too much about this method. Nowadays, medical technology is very advanced, and we need to have sufficient confidence in our doctors, hospitals, and technology. As long as the baby in the womb can be born healthy, whether it is through vaginal delivery or cesarean section, delivery is the same. Pregnant women should maintain a positive mindset and not be overly anxious.
