Chinese Herbal and Acupuncture Treatment Protocols for Breech Position - Formulas, Protocols, TCM Diagnoses

Breech Position - Basics

A fetus is in breech position when his or her bottom is the closest part of the body to the birth canal. There are three types of breech position: complete, frank and incomplete. The fetus is considered to be in complete breech when its bottom and both feet are closest to the birth canal and both knees are bent. If the fetus is in frank breech, both legs are folded against the head, and the bottom is closest to the birth canal. In incomplete breech, one knee is bent, and the bottom and one foot are closest to the birth canal.

Below you will find alternative and natural treatment options including those from a Chinese Medicine perspective for Breech Position.

Breech Position - Acupuncture Protocols

The treatment of conditions with acupuncture can be a complicated endeavor that should only be undertaken by individuals with a deep understanding of the underlying Chinese Medicine theory (and/or whatever system being used for treatment). There are many approaches, but generally speaking few viable approaches are involved on a point to condition basis. Rather using proper diagnostic procedures the patients diagnostic pattern is ascertained and that is what is treated. The protocols listed here exemplify some of these clinical approaches.

The following Acupuncture Treatment Protocols May Be Used With Breech Position

• Acupuncture for Breech Presentation - Treatment Protocols
• Acupuncture for Pregnancy, Childbirth and Postpartum Issues
• Acupuncture for Pregnancy, Childbirth and Postpartum Issues (3rd Trimester)

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