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Fetal heartbeat 180 at 17 weeks. is that normal? i used sonoline home doppler.
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Yes, normal: The normal fetal heart rate is anywhere in the range of 120-160. Anytime the fetus moves, the heart rate easily accelerates in the range of 180. If the heart rate persists in the 180 range, then contact your doctor.
Answered 9/28/2016
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