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No Nausea during pregnancy

2019-08-06 09:04:16
Hi iam 2 plus months pregnant, had my 1st ultrasound 5 days back and baby heartbeat is 121bpm, is it fine? Also I don't feel nausea and vomit sensation at all till now? Is it normal?
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In early pregnancy  heart beat should be present. There is no such  thing exist and you should not worry.

Answered2019-08-08 10:42:51

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Answered2019-08-06 09:09:58

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its fine. heart rate baby ranges from 120 to 160. Dont worry. nausea and vomitting is normal in pregnancg and its a positive sign. consult your obstetrician for tablets to alliveate this symptom

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