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Low fetal heart beat

2023-04-22 17:44:06
I'm 6 weeks pregnant. And today I had 1st scan which shows fetal heart rate is 90. And Delayed gestation. Doctor started projesterone injections and also taking tablets.asked me to revisit in 12th week. Just wanted to ask is anything to worry? Is this normal?also what kind of precautions i have to take?
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Nothing to worry, repeat scan after 10days

Answered2023-04-23 06:20:01

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Ultrasound is good. Follow the doctors advice

Answered2023-04-22 17:46:30

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Heart beat should be checked at 7 weeks U got the scan done early Repeat at 7 weeks n not wait till 12 weeks

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Consult please.

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Please consult for proper discussion.

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