Mom-to-Be Panics at What’s Seen on Pregnancy Bump—Then Doctors Reveal Truth
Approaching her due date, Cameryn Moore said the sudden change alarmed her because she had never experienced anything like it.
A Florida woman, Cameryn Moore, was left frightened after noticing her pregnancy bump had drastically changed just days before her due date. The 40-week pregnant mother initially thought something was wrong, Googling her symptoms and learning about a rare complication called Bandl's ring. However, doctors later revealed that her baby was simply positioned with its back facing upwards, a common condition known as sunny-side-up.
This position can sometimes prolong labor and increase the likelihood of interventions, but Moore delivered her healthy, perfect daughter, Blair, without complication.
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