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FHR is 178 bpm at 35 weeks

2022-04-21 08:41:43
I am 35 weeks pregnant .When I went for checkup at 35 weeks Fetal Heart rate is 178bpm .Is that normal ? Anything to worry ? Please advise.
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Its fine

Answered2022-04-21 12:38:34

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What was the maternal pulse at the time of ultrasound Normal fetal heart is 110 to 150 If Maternal pulse is high the fetal pulse will be raised

Answered2022-04-21 13:21:20

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Hi Have u done an NST Get it done

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