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Early pregnancy ultrasound showed baby right on at 8 weeks 1 day but with a heart rate of 185bpm. i though 120-180 was normal. should i be concerned?
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Normal FHT's: "normal" fetal heart rates are as you have described above in your question. 180 or 185 is a distinction without a difference.
Answered 6/28/2016
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