You cannot view this unit as you're not logged in yet.
2 Comments
I was wondering if you could go into a little more detail about a left lower leg injury could impact the R ribs and cause a breech positioning. It makes sense to me that the ITB might pull on that daigonal line of fascia across to the ribs, but how does that impact baby’s head/tail. Thanks! (I thought it was interesting that I had a R tib/fib fracture and my first baby was stuck under my left ribs often!)
Meryl, I’m not sure what else to say here but I am seeing this more and more when I look for it. Even ankle sprains are causing tension up in the abdomen on the other side. Not sure exactly why this is happening other than the body loves diagonals and I find it a lot.
I was wondering if you could go into a little more detail about a left lower leg injury could impact the R ribs and cause a breech positioning. It makes sense to me that the ITB might pull on that daigonal line of fascia across to the ribs, but how does that impact baby’s head/tail. Thanks! (I thought it was interesting that I had a R tib/fib fracture and my first baby was stuck under my left ribs often!)
Meryl, I’m not sure what else to say here but I am seeing this more and more when I look for it. Even ankle sprains are causing tension up in the abdomen on the other side. Not sure exactly why this is happening other than the body loves diagonals and I find it a lot.