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Pregnant, Baby Potter Syndrome. Will I Get Normal Delivery?

hi doctor i m 36 years old i m a mother of 4 healthy children i m pregnant in my 33 weeks i have a baby potter syndrome ,due to polycystic kedneys and sever oligoamnios i want to be induced now because i m getting verry dow n any way they said that the baby will die during or after the delivery . my question is what better for me a normal delivery or c section the baby is breech position what to do i m so confused
Sat, 23 Feb 2013
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Hello
Thank you for your query.
Potter's syndrome has almost 100 % lethality rate.
You are right, because anyway the baby has almost nil chances of surviving after birth.
You should go for a vaginal delivery and induction after consultation with your obstetrician, as there are various forms of Potter's syndrome with varying severity, best assessed by your doctor.
take care.
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Pregnant, Baby Potter Syndrome. Will I Get Normal Delivery?

Hello Thank you for your query. Potter s syndrome has almost 100 % lethality rate. You are right, because anyway the baby has almost nil chances of surviving after birth. You should go for a vaginal delivery and induction after consultation with your obstetrician, as there are various forms of Potter s syndrome with varying severity, best assessed by your doctor. take care.