- Request received22/06/2025
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- Treatment provided13/08/2025
- Invoice paid19/08/2025
- Case closed10/09/2025
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Sheuly A., 26
Report publishedGynecology
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$255
About gynecology
Breech presentation is a condition where the baby is positioned in the uterus with its pelvis or feet facing downward instead of the head, which is the normal position for delivery. If not treated or managed properly, it can lead to complications such as birth trauma, cord prolapse, asphyxia, or even stillbirth during delivery.
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City Clinic, Thakurgaon
Bangabandu Road, Thakurgaon Sadar, Thakurgaon, Bangladesh
Background
Sheuly Akter, 27, is currently 32 weeks pregnant with a breech presentation, meaning her baby is positioned feet-first. This condition makes vaginal delivery extremely risky for both mother and child. Doctors have strongly recommended a C-section to ensure their safety. However, Sheuly's family faces significant financial constraints. Her husband works as a farmer with limited income, and they have four other family members to support. The cost of the necessary C-section is beyond their means, putting Sheuly and her unborn child at serious risk. Without proper medical intervention, complications could arise during delivery, potentially endangering both lives. Timely access to healthcare is crucial to prevent adverse outcomes and ensure a safe delivery for Sheuly and her baby.
Medical history
Sheuly Akter received medical support through Helpster. Both she and her baby are now healthy and well. Thanks to the timely treatment and assistance provided, they have fully recovered and were discharged in stable condition.
Prognosis
Given Sheuly’s breech presentation at 32 weeks of pregnancy and her history of two previous C-sections, a repeat C-section is strongly advised to avoid life-threatening complications. Attempting a vaginal delivery could risk uterine rupture, fetal distress, or severe hemorrhage, endangering both mother and baby. Timely surgical intervention is critical to ensure their safety.
