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The fetal heart rate is around 110 to 160 beats per minute and can range up to plus or minus 5 to 25 beats per minute. There is hardly any difference in the heart rates of a male and a female fetus. These beats help in diagnosing if the fetus is healthy and receiving adequate oxygen. Fetal heart rate changes according to the uterine environment.

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Why is it essential to record fetal heart strips?

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I am pregnant. When does the scan detect a fetal heartbeat?

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What to do if the fetal heartbeat is 89-90 bpm at six weeks?

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Baby has a heartbeat of 110 bpm.Is there a chance of abortion?Please help.

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. If the heartbeat is present, though it is 110 bpm which is less, we cannot definitely say that the heartbeat of the fetus would stop.

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Does a 55% increase in beta hCG in 48 hours interval indicate a healthy pregnancy?

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