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Hello found out im having twins at my 9wk scan their hr was 169 and 171 went back for my 11wk appt and now there 146 and 147 is this normal?
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Yes: Those heart rates are within the normal range. It is normal for the rates to decrease somewhat at the 9th or 10th week.
Answered 4/25/2014
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