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Cephalic position

2020-08-08 13:14:14
My baby's Heartbeat was 159'in first trimester scan and 20th week it was 156 now y it is reducing . Now In 25th week baby's heartbeat is 151. Y is it reducing / fluctuating
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Not to worry it’s within normal range (110-160bpm)

Answered2020-08-08 15:42:10

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Nothing to worry this is within normal range 110to160

Answered2020-08-08 15:06:26

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Don't worry it is ok Just like your heart beat is not always same, baby inside uterus also has minor fluctuations in heart beat

Answered2020-08-08 13:20:40

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Hello user it's normal don't worry.anything between 110 to 160 it's normal.

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No need to worry, its in normal range. Fluctuating with in normal range is not a problem

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