Interestingly enough, quite a few babies born by C/S for being stuck end up being posterior bubs, or malpositioned. This sort of thing seems to be happening more and more with positioning problems and many believe this is a lifestyle thing, with humans being more sedentary than they once were. Yes do look up spinning babies and there is an article on the main site, optimal fetal positioning which has some exercises you can do so that you can help bub move into the most optimal position possible.
Yes it can be more painful not only being in labour but backache as well, so many women do have pain relief - but it is possible to birth naturally and vaginally with a posterior bub. There are some positions more ideal in labour for posterior bubs (I have had posterior babies in labour with clients and sometimes even the midwives dont know what to suggest or help so do your research or get a doula). Prevention is better than cure if you can get onto it earlyIf nothing is working you can try acupuncture perhaps. Walking up stairs and walking in general all help move your pelvis and therefore bub.
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