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Is it normal that they can't find my babys heartbeat with hand monitor?
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Maybe: Depending on the baby's gestational age, position, & your size, it can be challenging to get heart sounds. Hand held equipment is also often less sensitive than a big ultrasound machine they might use at the hospital.
Answered 3/26/2013
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