A Midwives are trained to handle complications, such as hemorrhage and neonatal resuscitation. Normally a breech can be ruled out during your prenatals and many times turned to a head down position prior to going into labor. However, rarely will a baby will turn breech just before labor. At that time, if the mother is a first timer with time to deliver, she is transported to the hospital. If the mother is not having her first baby and birth is imminent, and the baby is born breech, a successful outcome usually occurs.
Leaks can seal over.
Though most well nourished women do not have this complication, sometimes leaks occur in the amniotic sac prior to 36 weeks gestation and may indicate an infection, and referral to a medical doctor is important. In any case if the fluid is clear or colored or has a foul odor, these factors will have a bearing on the treatment of this condition. My british wife says it is common for new mothers to eat the placenta. Please reply, I've got to know if my wife is a cannibal. A Its common for new animal mothers to eat the high-energy, nutrient rich placenta, but raw.