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6 week pregnancy ultrasound
At 6 week 4 days, heartbeat captured was 106 bpm. Doctor said its normal but shud increas e by 8 weeks. I have no nausea , pain or any other pregnancy symptoms since starting of pregnancy. So bit worried if its normal or denotinv any issues.
Please help. Cant sleep due to this tension.
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Relax need not worry
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Hi
Its normal to have heart beat anywhere between 100-110 between 6-7 weeks.
As told yes it increases. Can get repeat usg tvs at 8 weeks as suggested by your obstetrician.
Having no nausea or vomiting is also normal.
Be relaxed.
Good luck
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Heart beat should be checked After 7 weeks normal heartbeat is between 110 to 150
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Dr. Athmika Nagarajan
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