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Fhr 94 bpm

2024-02-26 07:27:12
Yesterday i did scan again. Attached the report. Should we wait? do we have any chance. What to do. Please help
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You should not be much worried about the foetal heart rate at 6 weeks of pregnancy. You should be happy that foetal heart action is seen.

Answered2024-02-26 08:36:30

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You will have to wait and repeat the scan after a week

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

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get scan after 1 week

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Repeat scan after 5 days.

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Get follow up ultrasound done after a week If there’s further growth of crl and Fsh is increased then pregnancy can be continued

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