The procedure is usually performed in a hospital setting to monitor the fetus and manage any complications. The steps include: 1. Preparation: An ultrasound is performed to confirm the baby’s position and assess the amniotic fluid and placenta. 2. Medication: A tocolytic drug may be administered to relax the uterine muscles. 3. Procedure: Using their hands, the healthcare provider will apply gentle but steady pressure on the abdomen to turn the baby into the head-down position. 4. Monitoring: Continuous fetal monitoring is carried out during and after the procedure to ensure the baby’s well-being.
